Loan Against Fixed Deposit

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Loan Against Fixed Deposit Overview

A Loan Against Fixed Deposit allows you to access funds without withdrawing or breaking your FD. At Nitstone Finserv, you can apply for a loan linked to your existing deposit at a rate aligned to your FD interest rate and as per eligibility.

Benefits & Features

Why Choose a Loan Against Fixed Deposit with Nitstone Finserv?

A Loan Against FD is a practical way to meet financial needs while keeping your deposit active. With Nitstone Finserv, you get:
• Eligibility linked directly to your active Fixed Deposit
• Simple, single-page documentation
• Loan availability after 90 days from the FD start date, for the remaining FD tenure
• Streamlined application review and processing
• Flexible repayment options as per policy
• No foreclosure or part-payment charges
This facility helps you access liquidity while continuing to earn interest on your ongoing FD.

Loan Amount

1) 75% of the FD amount for Cumulative FD 2) 60% of the FD amount for Non-Cumulative FD

Eligibility & Documents

Documents required:

  • Single page application form
  • Fixed deposit receipt
  • ECS mandate (only for Non-Cumulative FD)
  • Cancelled cheque (only for Non-Cumulative FD)

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How to Apply

Step 1

Click on Apply to access our online form. Complete the details and submit the application.

Step 2

A Nitstone representative will review your application and contact you to discuss the next steps.

Step 3

Our representative will get in touch to collect your documents.

Step 4

Loan processing will proceed according to standard verification and approval procedures.

Fees & Charges

Fees & Charges

Types of fees

Charges applicable

Interest Rate

16 % to 25 %

EMI Bounce Charges

INR 100+ GST for every bounce

Processing Fee

1 % to 2 % on Loan Amount

Part Prepayment

1 % on the paid part payment amount

Foreclosure Charge

1 % on principal outstanding

Penalty charges
 
INR 500+ GST
Convenience Charges
 

INR 2000

  • Foreclosure: charges will be applicable on the current principal outstanding.
  • Part payment made should be more than 1 EMI.

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