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Avail IDFC FIRST Personal Loan
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Avail IDFC FIRST Personal Loan
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Avail IDFC FIRST Personal Loan
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Avail IDFC FIRST Personal Loan
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Avail IDFC FIRST Personal Loan
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Avail IDFC FIRST Personal Loan
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Avail IDFC FIRST Personal Loan
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FIRSTmoney instant loan for self-employed business owners and professionals is designed to give you quick access to funds whenever you need them. Whether you’re a small business owner, a professional, or a freelancer, this self-employed loan helps you stay financially prepared without the need of any collateral, paperwork, or branch visits. Apply online and get funds up to ₹10 lakhs directly in your bank account, in just 30 minutes. Withdraw, repay, repeat, whenever you want.
Whether you run a shop, a home-based business, or a tech startup, get an easy self-employed personal loan to meet all your financial needs.
Use your loan to:
The loan for self-employed is approved digitally, without any hassle of collateral or paperwork.
Here’s what business owners typically use the loan for:
Retail sale of furniture, cosmetics, household appliances, flowers, pet food, ice-cream parlour, bakeries
Wholesale of construction materials, metals, fuels, furniture, textile fibre, cafeteria
Retail sale of telecom equipment, software installation, computer peripherals
When payments are delayed, but expenses aren’t, an instant loan for the self-employed helps you stay in control.
Use your loan to:
With loans for self-employed your work wouldn’t slow down waiting for payments.
Here’s what professionals typically use the loan for:
Hospitals, Ayurveda, Homeopaths, diagnostics, pharma retail, dental clinic
Fashion design, photography, sound recording, writing
Life insurance, non-life insurance, trusts, funds, financial services
Big personal expenses don’t have to disrupt your business cash flow.
You can use the instant personal loan for self-employed to:
Your business stays untouched, even when life needs funding.
Here’s how business owners and professionals typically use the loan:
Travel agencies, tour operators, taxi services, bus transport
Manufacture of furniture, curtains, kitchen glassware, household appliances
Opening a savings account in Mumbai with IDFC FIRST Bank is simple:
Click on ‘Apply Now’ on the website or app
Provide your basic details
Choose your loan preferences including amount and EMI plan
Link your bank account for disbursal
Complete video KYC by showing your PAN Card
Age: 21 to 60 years
Credit score: 760 and above
GST registration or UDYAM certification may help improve eligibility and access to higher loan offers.
No paperwork and no document uploads required.
Interest Rate
Processing Fee
Loan Tenure
Choose a loan amount and EMI plan that keeps your business finances comfortable.Here’s a tentative calculation of EMI for various loan amounts:
EMI values are indicative. Your final EMI amount may vary based on your credit profile and approved loan offer.
Deep dive into everything finance
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Open account
Eligibility and Documentation
Features and Benefits
AMB Requirement
Savings Account Interest Rate
Chequebook and Debit Card
Fees and Charges
Payments and Transfers
Net/Mobile Banking
Account Updation
Customer Care
A Savings Account is a deposit account offered by banks. This account lets you deposit
your funds and
earn interest. With the IDFC FIRST Bank Savings Account, available in ₹10,000 Average
Monthly Balance
(AMB) and ₹25,000 AMB variants, you can safely park your funds and enjoy competitive
interest rates.
A Savings Account encourages consistent saving due to the interest component, while also
offering
liquidity and quick access to funds via ATM, online banking and cheques. Though Savings
Accounts offer a
lower interest rate compared to Fixed Deposits, they provide greater flexibility.