Category: BIS Registration (CRS)
The BIS CRS Registration for Cash Registers is mandatory in India, as per IS 13252 (Part 1), under the Compulsory Registration Scheme. In July 2013, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) added several products under the CRS Scheme. Cash registers are certified under BIS CRS as per IS 13252 Part 1, a mandate that began around May 2015, requiring manufacturers to test their products at BIS-approved labs to ensure quality and safety before selling in India, a process involving online application, testing, and documentation, typically taking a few weeks to months.
A cash register is a type of machine used in shops to record sales and calculate the total amount customers must pay. It stores cash securely in a drawer and prints receipts. It is also known as a till. In recognition of the necessity for high-quality standards in this field,
Note: According to the recent update by the Central Government, the Indian Standard 13252 (Part 1) has been substituted by IS/IEC 62368 (Part 1). To know more, connect with the ERCS Team.
Our Cash Register is an efficient solution for retail operations that keeps all records of money in and out, calculates taxes, generates receipts, and offers basic sales tracking. It is basically designed for quick and accurate transaction processing, with a user-friendly interface and a high-resolution display. It is most commonly used in grocery and department stores.
Below are the key aspects of IS 13252 (Part-1) to obtain CRS Registration for Cash Register:
To get BIS Registration, you need the Indian Standard (IS) number, a recent test report (from a BIS-approved lab, not older than 90 days), business or factory documents (license and address proof), a Self-Declaration of Conformity, authorized signatory details, and basic product specifications. All these are submitted online through the BIS portal for mandatory electronics and IT products under the CRS scheme.
The steps for registering with the BIS differ for Indian manufacturers and foreign manufacturers. Let’s go over the steps for registration under the BIS CRS SCheme:
The steps for registering with the BIS-CRS are detailed below:
The steps from the domestic manufacturer's perspective:
The following documentations need to be submitted by the manufacturers to apply for BIS certification in the Indian Market.
● Application form.
● Description of the Manufacturing.
● Device Quality Control Plan.
● Test report from a BIS-accredited laboratory.
● Factory layout and equipment.
● Proof of business registration.
● Product specifications and description.
● Declaration of conformance to Indian Standards
The fees for BIS Registration of the cash register are given below:
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COST FOR BIS REGISTRATION / ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS (Government Costs) |
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Type of Fee |
New Application |
Renewal |
Inclusion |
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Application Fee |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
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Processing Fee* |
25,000x2 = 50,000 |
25,000x2 = 50,000 |
15,000x2= 30,000 |
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Registration Fee* |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
1000 x 2 = 2000 |
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Total |
53,000 |
53,000 |
30,000 |
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Note* 1. The processing fee and registration fee need to be paid within 2 years, as registration numbers will be granted initially for two years. 2. The cost of BIS registration will depend on the following factors: · Location and Name of the Manufacturing Process (Overseas/ Domestic) · Types of Products and model quantity · Testing fee for the products · Govt. Fee (BIS) and ERCS Service fee |
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