Loan amount
₹ 1 lakh to ₹ 3 lakh
Tenure
24 to 36 Months
Rate of interest (p.a)
22.75% to 24.00%
Approach for gradation of Risk:
The decision to give a loan is assessed on a case to case basis, based on multiple parameters such as borrower profile and repayment capacity, borrower’s other financial commitments, past repayment track record if any, tenure of the loan, occupation and stability of income, geography (location) of the borrower, end-use of the loan, etc. Such information is collected based on borrower inputs and field inspection by the company officials.
Scale small businesses to robust MSMEs
We tailor our Individual Loans to build entrepreneurs who fuel the Indian economy, enabling aspiring individuals, especially rural women to invest in their economic growth. With easy access to micro-credit at one of the lowest interest rates in the Country, we provide timely support to address the evolving business needs. From starting a venture or expanding a rural based business, our Individual Loans can help maximise success and achievements throughout an individual's entrepreneurial journey.
Key features powering our entrepreneurs and our economy
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We provide one of the lowest interest rates in India.
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Services that enable rural and semi-urban women to become agents of change within their communities.
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Customised solutions for entrepreneurs to achieve business goals and drive economic growth.
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A financial ecosystem that ensures every individual experiences a self-reliant future.
A quick guide to our loan fact sheet
| Products | Loan amount | Tenure | Repayment option | Rate of interest (p.a) | Loan processing fee | Prepayment charges |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microfinance loans | ₹ 5,000 to ₹ 1 lakh | 12 to 30 Months | Monthly | 22.30% to 24.00%* | 1.50% (+GST) | Nil |
| Individual Loans | ₹ 1 lakh to ₹ 3 lakh | 24 to 36 Months | Monthly | 22.75% to 24.00% | 1.50% (+GST) | Nil |
| Insurance | Svatantra offers Credit Linked Insurance, a life insurance tailored to provide financial support to our women customers and their spouses. It ensures the family remains economically independent, especially in case of death of the insured person. | |||||
Penal charges - Nil
Take the six steps to economic self-sufficiency
Identification
Identify customers, especially rural women who benefit from loans through detailed surveys.
Training
Conduct workshops on financial literacy to help prospective customers develop money management skills.
Disbursement
Transfer money to bank accounts of the shortlisted customers who are starting a business or expanding existing ventures.
Formation
The field officers create groups of 5-12 people, primarily of women customers.
Group Appraisal
Implement a detailed application process to shortlist potential customers.
Repayment/Collection
Offer timely guidance and collection of the monthly loan instalments.
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