Business loans for owners who need working capital
A business loan gives a proprietorship, partnership or company funds for working capital, stock, equipment or expansion. Most are unsecured, so the bank relies on your business income, banking history and returns rather than collateral.
Who banks lend to
Businesses with an operating history, filed income tax returns and healthy bank statements. Lenders look at turnover, profitability, existing loans, the owner's credit history and how long the business has been running.
How the amount is set
The bank works from your annual income and the repayment capacity shown in your statements, then caps the EMI at a share of that income after existing obligations. The final figure, rate and tenure are the bank's decision.
Repayment
Equal monthly instalments over a fixed tenure. Foreclosure and part-payment charges vary by bank and are confirmed in the sanction letter.
Documents the bank usually asks for
Nothing is needed to compare or enquire. The bank asks for these once it picks up your enquiry.
- PAN and Aadhaar of the owner
- Business registration, GST certificate or shop licence
- Last 12 months of business bank statements
- Income tax returns with computation and financials
- Proof of business address
Business loan plans from our partners
Our banking partners share plans with us as they open them up. Here is where business loan plans appear.
Questions about business loans
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Other loan types
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Personal loanWedding, medical bill, travel or debt consolidation. Unsecured, for salaried borrowers.
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Home loanBuy, build or renovate. Secured against the property, with longer tenures.
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Pension loanFor pensioners whose pension is credited to a bank account.
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Railway loanPersonal loans where Indian Railways staff are assessed as their own employer category.
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