Fair Practices Code
Our Board-approved Fair Practices Code: how we process applications, communicate terms, disburse, review and recover loans, and treat every borrower fairly. Available in English and Hindi.
Every Board-approved policy, rate and charge that governs your loan, published as required by the Reserve Bank of India. Download any document to read it in full.
These policies are approved by our Board and apply to every loan we offer.
Our Board-approved Fair Practices Code: how we process applications, communicate terms, disburse, review and recover loans, and treat every borrower fairly. Available in English and Hindi.
Our Board-approved Know Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering Policy: the identity and income documents we need to open a loan account, and how we verify them.
How to raise a complaint, who handles it, and the timelines within which we will resolve it.
Want to raise a complaint now? Go to grievance redressal.How we set interest rates, and every fee or penal charge that can apply to your loan. The same figures appear in your loan agreement and Key Fact Statement (KFS).
Our interest rate model, the approach for gradation of risk, and the rates of interest for each product. We update it whenever rates change.
Last updated: Oct 2026All Board-approved fees and charges on our loans.
No foreclosure charge on floating-rate loans to individuals for non-business purposes.The amount of each penal charge and the reason it applies. These are penal charges, not penal interest, and are never added to the interest rate.
Penal charges are also stated upfront in your loan agreement and in the MITC / KFS you receive before signing.| Minimum income | ₹3 lakh |
|---|---|
| Repayment frequency | Monthly, quarterly / structured quarterly, or half-yearly / structured half-yearly |
| Processing feeOf the loan amount, plus applicable GST | Up to 2.5% |
| Stamp dutyAs per state law | At actuals |
| Other chargesAll other fees, as approved by our Board | Schedule of Charges |
| Annual Percentage Rate (APR)Includes interest and all fees | In your KFS |
| Minimum income | ₹3 lakh |
|---|---|
| Repayment frequency | Monthly |
| Processing feeOf the loan amount, plus applicable GST | Up to 2.5% |
| Stamp dutyAs per state law | At actuals |
| Other chargesAll other fees, as approved by our Board | Schedule of Charges |
| Annual Percentage Rate (APR)Includes interest and all fees | In your KFS |
| Minimum income | ₹10 lakh |
|---|---|
| Repayment frequency | Monthly |
| Processing feeOf the loan amount, plus applicable GST | Up to 2.5% |
| Stamp dutyAs per state law | At actuals |
| Other chargesAll other fees, as approved by our Board | Schedule of Charges |
| Annual Percentage Rate (APR)Includes interest and all fees | In your KFS |
Policy text: A co-applicant (jointly and severally liable) shall be mandatory where the primary applicant does not independently meet income, age, vintage or credit bureau thresholds, and may be taken as an additional risk mitigant in all other cases at the discretion of the sanctioning authority. A co-applicant/guarantor shall be subject to the same KYC and CIC-check requirements as the primary applicant. Guarantees, where taken, shall be unconditional and continuing, and guarantors shall be independently counselled and made to sign the guarantee documents in acknowledgement of their liability, in line with fair practices requirements.
The Schedule of Charges is the complete and binding list. We will never charge you anything that is not listed there and in your Key Fact Statement.
Codes, procedures and guides that explain your rights as a borrower.
How our recovery agents must behave: when they can contact you, how they identify themselves, and what they are never allowed to do.
What personal information we collect, how we use and protect it, and the terms for using this website.
When and how fees can be refunded, and how to cancel a loan application or a sanctioned loan.
The procedure for returning original movable or immovable property documents to the legal heirs on the demise of the sole or joint borrower(s).
When a loan becomes overdue, how it is classified as SMA or NPA, and how it is upgraded again, explained with examples and with reference to the day-end process.
Questions about a loan, an EMI or your account? Reach us the way that suits you.
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