Registered Capital

Registered Capital - the amount of capital a company can officially get from selling shares [Cambridge Dictionary].
The Registered Capital is also called the ‘committed registered capital,’ the amount of capital committed by shareholders [Trustiics].
The registered capital is the maximum share capital a company is authorized to raise. The limit is outlined in the company’s constitutional documents and can only be changed with the shareholders' approval. Registered capital for a new company is the declared figure for capital to be injected into the company in the future. The registered capital of a company shows its fund strength or capacity. For some industries, a minimum amount of registered capital is required before the company can enter the industry [AsiaVerify].

Sources:

Registered Capital. Cambridge Dictionary. Retrieved from: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/registered-capital

Registered Capital vs. Paid-In Capital. Trustiics. Retrieved from: https://trustiics.com/registeredcapital_vs_paidincapital/

Registered Capital vs. Paid-Up Capital. AsiaVerify. Retrieved from: https://asiaverify.com/registered-capital-vs-paid-up-capital-why-are-they-important-when-doing-business-in-china/