Working capital and expansion funding for businesses — manage cash flow, buy inventory or scale up with structured repayment.
A business loan provides funds for working capital, expansion, equipment or managing cash flow. Eligibility typically considers your business vintage, turnover, banking and GST records, and credit profile. Secured and government-scheme loans usually carry lower rates than unsecured ones.
Approximate current market ranges as of June 2026. Your actual rate depends on your profile and is decided by the respective bank or NBFC.
Secured and MSME loans from public sector banks (SBI, PNB, Bank of Baroda) can start around 9% and are often linked to the RBI repo rate. Unsecured business loans from NBFCs and fintech lenders typically range from 14% to 24%, depending on turnover, vintage and credit profile. Government schemes (MUDRA, CGTMSE) may offer lower rates for eligible MSMEs.
Actual rates, processing fees and charges vary by lender and are confirmed at the time of application.
Depends on your credit profile, income and the lender. We help you compare suitable options.
A one-time fee charged by the lender to process your application.
Based on income, existing EMIs (FOIR), credit score, age and employment type.
Indicative rates, fees and loan limits from leading lenders. Final terms are decided by each bank based on your business profile.
Short-term credit for managing daily operations, repayable within 6–12 months.
Long-term loans for capital investment such as infrastructure or modernization.
Loans against unpaid invoices, offering up to 80%* of invoice value.
Funding for purchase of business equipment, usually 3–7 years repayment.
Loans of ₹50,000 – ₹10 lakh for MSMEs and entrepreneurs.
Scheme supporting SC/ST and women entrepreneurs to start new ventures.
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