For resolution professionals
Your track record is already public. Take control of it.
Your page is already live: the appointments, the orders, the outcomes — compiled from IBBI and tribunal publications, the same record a creditor reads. Claiming it puts you in control of what it says, adds a route for the people reading it to reach you, and costs nothing.
Compiled from the public record · one OTP to your IBBI-registered email, no documents, no KYC · methodology · report an error
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Find your profile
it is almost certainly already live
Search your name to see the page that already exists for you. From the result you can read it, or claim it — one OTP to your IBBI-registered email, no documents, no KYC.
What it changes
Five things switch on the moment the OTP lands
all of them free · the one paid tier →
| What you get | What it does | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| The verified mark | On your profile and your directory card — an active, contactable, self-maintained record. Yours the moment the OTP lands. | Free |
| A direct contact button | When an investor, a bank or a CoC member reads your profile, a contact button sits under your name. Mandates start with being reachable at the moment of interest. | Free |
| “Open to assignments” | A visible marker telling appointing institutions you are taking new mandates — the difference between being found and being considered. | Free |
| Priority in the tracker | Claimed and verified pages sit above unclaimed ones, on every search and filter. It is the only thing that moves a profile up the page — and it is free. | Free |
| Corrected credentials | Firm, city, contact details, LinkedIn — supplied by you, replacing whatever the public record got wrong or left stale. | Free |
| Your narrative, on your cases | “How I ran this case” — self-authored notes attached to the actual case pages. The record states the haircut; you explain the context the number cannot. | RP Pro |
Claiming is free permanently and is not a trial. RP Pro is the single paid tier — Rs 999 a month introductory — and adds the narrative layer and the whole-market view. Nothing in the free list expires into it.
The mechanics
Three steps, and none of them needs a document
The OTP goes to the register, not to you. If the address IBBI holds for you is stale, the claim cannot complete — and that is deliberate. Write to hello@stressed.in and we will work out the right route rather than lowering the bar.
Questions we are asked
The ones that come up every week
What is on my page right now?
The appointments attributed to you, the tribunal orders that carry them, the outcomes those mandates reached, and the figures published against them — admitted claims, realisations, liquidation values and timelines, wherever the order states them. It is assembled from IBBI publications and NCLT and NCLAT orders, and it grows as new orders are captured. Every professional on the register has one.
A case I ran went to liquidation. Does the page say why?
No — the record shows the outcome, and it cannot show that the assets were gone before admission, that the committee never converged, or that the only bidder walked. Claiming the page free gets your credentials and a contact route onto it. Attaching your own note to a case page is the narrative layer, and that is the one paid item — the platform's figures stay untouched and your sentences sit beside them. A reader who sees only the outcome draws their own conclusion; this is how they hear yours.
What do the rankings actually measure?
Mandate count on the public record, and the outcome figures published against those mandates. Claimed and verified pages sit above unclaimed ones; below that line it is mandate count, then alphabetical. A claim buys position in the list, nothing in the figures, and no number on a claimed page is calculated differently. No score or index of ours decides who appears higher — the tracker dropped the last of those from its sort on 15-Sep — and it states what it sorts by on its own face. The methodology →
A figure on my page is wrong.
Two routes, and both work. Claim the profile and correct your own credentials directly; or, for a case figure drawn from an order, use the report-an-error link on the page in question — the correction loop runs against the source document, and a correction there fixes it for everyone reading that case, not just on your profile.
I am registered and cannot find myself.
That is a defect on our side. Name collisions, honorific and spelling variants, and register purges all cause it. Write to us with the name as it appears on the register and we will set the record right.
What happens to my page if I do nothing?
It carries on — compiled from the public record and updated as new orders are captured. What it will not carry is your corrections, your context and any way to reach you. Whatever the register got wrong about your firm, your city or your credentials stays wrong on the page, and a reader looking at an outcome has no way to hear your side of it.
Read the tracker the way an investor reads it
Every professional on the register, ranked by mandate count on the public record, with the outcomes published against those mandates.