Sole Ownership: The OPC model allows you to establish and run a company single-handedly, making you the sole decision-maker and beneficiary of profits, while also limiting your liability to the contributions made to the business.

Legal Identity: An OPC is a legal entity separate from its owner, providing you with the ability to conduct business under a company framework, open bank accounts, enter into contracts, and own property in the company’s name.

Limited Liability: Unlike sole proprietorships, where personal assets can be used to settle business debts, an OPC protects your personal assets from business liabilities. Your financial risk is limited to the extent of your investment in the company.

Ease of Funding: While maintaining control over operations, an OPC structure enhances your ability to secure funding from banks and investors, who often prefer lending to incorporated businesses over individuals or unregistered entities.