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Personal Loan
Funds for Whatever You're Facing Right
Now
A personal loan doesn't ask why—it just needs to know you can repay it. Use it
for a wedding, a medical bill, a move or a debt you'd rather bring under one roof. We'll help you see
what you're likely eligible for before you commit to anything.
A personal loan is deliberately unspecific about what you use it for. That's the point—it bends to your
situation instead of forcing your situation into a form.
One Loan, Many Uses
The same loan can cover a wedding this year and a home repair the next—no separate approval needed
for each.
Nothing to Pledge
Most personal loans are unsecured, so your gold, property or investments stay exactly where they are.
Guided, Not Left Alone
An advisor reviews your situation with you—you're not decoding lender terms on your own.
Loan types
More Than One Reason to Use It
Lenders often label the same underlying loan by what it's for. The eligibility barely changes—only the
story behind the request does.
Standard Personal Loan
No end-use restriction—for whatever doesn't fit neatly into another loan category.
Debt Consolidation Loan
Bring several dues under one EMI, often at a lower blended cost than what you're paying now.
Wedding Loan
Cover venue, catering or jewellery costs without touching money set aside for later.
Travel Loan
Book the trip now and repay it in instalments that fit your monthly budget.
Home Renovation Loan
Repair or refresh your space without reopening or restructuring an existing home loan.
Medical Loan
Move quickly on treatment costs that insurance doesn't fully cover.
Education Loan Top-Up
Fund a short course, certification or fee gap that a formal education loan doesn't stretch to.
Consumer Durable Loan
Spread the cost of a big appliance or gadget purchase over a few manageable months.
Eligibility
Where Do You Stand?
General guidelines lenders tend to weigh. Actual criteria differ by lender and are confirmed only during
assessment.
Who typically qualifies
Age21 to 60 years at application; a few lenders stretch this to 65 at
maturity.
IncomeA steady monthly income above the lender's minimum, whether
salaried or self-employed.
Work historyA reasonable stretch with your current employer, business or
practice.
ResidencyA settled address history in your current city helps during
verification.
What strengthens your case
Credit scoreA track record of on-time repayment usually unlocks better
pricing.
Existing obligationsLower running EMIs relative to income improve your
approval odds.
Complete KYCPAN, Aadhaar and address proof kept current and ready to
share.
Clean banking recordNo recent cheque bounces or overdue remarks on your
account.
Documents
Sorted by Who You Are, Not a Generic List
Pick the category closest to yours. Requirements can still shift slightly by lender.
PAN card and Aadhaar, or another valid ID
Latest 2–3 months' salary slips
Salary account statement for the last 6 months
Employee ID or an HR-issued letter, if requested
A recent passport-size photograph
PAN card and Aadhaar, or another valid ID
Business registration or proof of practice
Income tax returns for the last 2 years
Bank statements for the last 6–12 months
A recent passport-size photograph
PAN card and Aadhaar, or another valid ID
Pension payment order (PPO)
Pension account statement, last 6 months
Age and identity proof
A recent passport-size photograph
How to apply
Five Steps Between You and Disbursal
Nothing here needs a branch visit. Start whenever you have ten minutes and
your documents nearby.
Not automatically. A lower score can mean a higher rate or a smaller
sanctioned amount rather than an outright no. It's worth having the conversation before assuming
you don't qualify.
Once your documents are verified and you've accepted an offer, it can be
as quick as a day or two. Verification speed—more than anything else—decides the timeline.
No single number applies everywhere—it shifts with your city, lender and
job type. We'll point you toward options that suit the income you actually have.
Usually a processing fee, and sometimes prepayment or late-payment
charges. Whatever applies to your offer is spelled out clearly before you sign anything.
It depends on your income, current obligations and credit history.
Indicatively, that's anywhere from ₹40,000 to around ₹40 lakh, confirmed only after assessment.
Generally, yes. Since it's not tied to a single declared purpose, the
same loan can quietly cover more than one need at a time.