Is a GST stamp mandatory for invoices?

No. GST law does not require you to stamp invoices, but a GST stamp is a fast, professional way to display your GSTIN and business details consistently on every document.

Should the GSTIN on the stamp match my registration exactly?

Yes — put the 15-character GSTIN exactly as issued, and the trade name as registered. The live preview lets you check every character before you order.

How many lines can a GST stamp have?

Three lines is the most common (name, GSTIN, address), but you can add more in the builder — the preview shows exactly how it will fit before you order.

What ink colour should I use?

Blue is the default and most widely used for GST stamps. Black, red, green and violet are also available in the builder.

What if the stamp is wrong or defective?

We'll replace it free of charge.

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GST Stamp

A GST stamp puts your registered business name, GSTIN and principal place of business on every invoice, delivery challan and receipt in one clean press. Design yours below, preview the exact imprint, and get a self-inking GST stamp delivered across India.

What is a GST stamp?

A GST stamp is a rubber stamp that carries your GST registration details — most commonly your legal business name, your 15-character GSTIN, and your registered address. Businesses use it to mark tax invoices, bills of supply and vouchers so the GST details are legible and consistent on every document.

It is not a legal requirement to stamp invoices, but most GST-registered businesses use one because it is faster than writing the GSTIN by hand and looks far more professional to customers and auditors.

Who uses a GST stamp

Any GST-registered business benefits from one — it is the accounts desk's everyday tool for putting the firm's GSTIN on outgoing paperwork.

Shops and traders stamping sales invoices and cash memos
Wholesalers and distributors marking delivery challans and e-way paperwork
Service providers and consultants issuing GST tax invoices

What to put on your GST stamp

Most GST stamps use three lines. A typical layout is:

Line 1 — Registered business / trade name
Line 2 — GSTIN (the 15-character number)
Line 3 — Principal place of business (city, state, PIN)

Sizes, ink and delivery

A three-line GST stamp fits comfortably on a standard rectangular self-inking mount. Pick your size in the builder below — live pricing updates as you choose, and blue is the default ink colour with black, red, green and violet also available.

Orders placed before 4 PM IST ship the same day, with delivery in 2 to 3 business days across India and a Razorpay-secured checkout.

Frequently asked questions

Is a GST stamp mandatory for invoices?: No. GST law does not require you to stamp invoices, but a GST stamp is a fast, professional way to display your GSTIN and business details consistently on every document.
Should the GSTIN on the stamp match my registration exactly?: Yes — put the 15-character GSTIN exactly as issued, and the trade name as registered. The live preview lets you check every character before you order.
How many lines can a GST stamp have?: Three lines is the most common (name, GSTIN, address), but you can add more in the builder — the preview shows exactly how it will fit before you order.
What ink colour should I use?: Blue is the default and most widely used for GST stamps. Black, red, green and violet are also available in the builder.
What if the stamp is wrong or defective?: We'll replace it free of charge.

₹36538×14mm · incl. GST