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Three structures, one clear cost

A product is only worth considering once you know its instalment and its full tenure cost. Both are visible on every product below.

Home Loans
Parameter Personal loan Business loan Credit line
Amount₹25,000 — ₹5,00,000₹1,00,000 — ₹15,00,000₹10,000 — ₹2,00,000
Tenure6 — 48 months12 — 60 monthsRevolving
Interest from (salaried)1.25% p.m.1.55% p.m.1.50% p.m.
Interest from (self-employed)1.45% p.m.1.40% p.m.1.50% p.m.
Processing feeUp to 3%Up to 3%Up to 2%
CollateralNot requiredNot requiredNot required
Best forA planned, one-time expenseWorking capital and cash-flow gapsRecurring, unpredictable needs
Typical disbursalSame working day1 — 3 working daysSame working day

Indicative ranges. Final terms are set by the lending partner after credit assessment and disclosed in your Key Fact Statement.

01

Personal loan

A fixed-EMI loan for a defined purpose — medical treatment, education, a wedding, travel, a home repair, or consolidating costlier borrowing into one predictable monthly obligation.

Predictable EMI

The instalment is fixed for the entire tenure on a reducing-balance basis.

Unsecured

No collateral, no guarantor and no security deposit.

Foreclose early

Closing early cuts interest, because it is charged on the outstanding balance only.

Salaried or self-employed

Both profiles are accepted, assessed on their own income evidence.

Indicative termsValue
Amount₹25,000 — ₹5,00,000
Tenure6 — 48 months
Interest — salariedFrom 1.25% per month
Interest — self-employedFrom 1.45% per month
Processing feeUp to 3% of amount
GST on fee18%
Minimum age21 years
Bureau score700+
Worked example. ₹5,00,000 over 36 months at 1.25% per month: EMI ₹17,333, total interest ₹1,23,976, total repayment ₹6,23,976. With a 2% fee, ₹11,800 is deducted at disbursal, so ₹4,88,200 reaches your account.
02

Business loan

Working capital for shop owners, traders, service providers and small manufacturers. Fund inventory before a peak season, replace equipment, cover payroll, or smooth a temporary cash-flow gap.

01

Underwritten on cash flow

Assessment reads your banking behaviour — average balance, transaction regularity, existing obligations — rather than a single salary figure.

02

Six months of statements

Uploaded as a digital PDF. If your receipts arrive through UPI or card settlements, that is visible in the same statement.

03

Tenure matched to your cycle

Choose a tenure that ends after your slowest collection period, not simply the longest one offered.

Indicative termsValue
Amount₹1,00,000 — ₹15,00,000
Tenure12 — 60 months
Interest — self-employedFrom 1.40% per month
Interest — salariedFrom 1.55% per month
Processing feeUp to 3% of amount
Business vintage2+ years
Bank statementsLast 6 months
Typical disbursal1 — 3 working days
Worked example. ₹10,00,000 over 48 months at 1.40% per month: EMI ₹29,059, total interest ₹3,94,832, total repayment ₹13,94,832. With a 3% fee, ₹35,400 is deducted at disbursal including GST, so ₹9,64,600 reaches your account.
03

Credit line

A revolving limit rather than a lump sum. Draw what you need when you need it, repay as funds come in, and draw again. Interest applies only to the amount actually drawn and for the days it stays drawn.

Who it suits Businesses with lumpy receivables, households with recurring but unpredictable costs, and anyone who keeps rolling a short-term loan because the need never fully goes away.
Why it is often cheaper than a term loan You pay for the credit you use, not the credit you were approved for. A ₹2,00,000 limit with only ₹60,000 drawn costs interest on ₹60,000.
What to watch A revolving limit can quietly become permanent debt. We report utilisation to bureaus, which means high sustained usage will affect your credit profile.
Indicative termsValue
Limit₹10,000 — ₹2,00,000
StructureRevolving
InterestFrom 1.50% per month
Charged onDrawn amount only
Processing feeUp to 2% of limit
RepaymentMonthly minimum or in full
Re-drawAvailable as you repay
Illustrative cost. ₹60,000 drawn from a ₹2,00,000 limit and held for 45 days at 1.50% per month works out to roughly ₹1,350 in interest. The same ₹60,000 as a 12-month term loan would cost about ₹5,900 in interest — but would also be repaid in full by the end of the year.
Not sure which one

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Describe what the money is for and how quickly you need it. We will tell you which structure is cheapest for that specific situation — including when the answer is "none of these".

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The differences that actually change what you pay.

Personal loan — fixed EMI, fixed end date. Use it when the expense is one-off.
Business loan — larger ticket, longer tenure, assessed on cash flow.
Credit line — cheapest per rupee borrowed if you keep drawing and repaying.
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