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Eligibility
Lenders look at how steady your income is and how easily it can be verified. Whether you are salaried, self-employed or farming, there is usually a suitable option.
Practising doctors can show income with salary slips or income tax returns, along with their medical council registration.
A regular salary and a stable employer make income easy to verify. Salary slips and bank statements are usually enough.
Income is seasonal, so lenders may look at land records, crop cycles and bank statements instead of a monthly salary.
Income can vary from month to month. Income tax returns, bar council registration and bank statements help show steady earnings.
Engineers in a job or in their own practice can show income with salary slips or income tax returns, along with their degree or registration.
A regular salary from a private employer is easy to verify. Salary slips and bank statements are usually enough.
A stable government job with a fixed salary is seen as low risk and can help you get better terms.
Lenders look at business income, tax returns and how long the business has been running.
Daily sales can vary, so lenders look at bank statements, GST returns and how long the shop has been open.
Income can change from month to month. Bank statements and income tax returns help show steady earnings.
Drivers, tradespeople and others can apply using bank statements and identity proof.
Yes. Self-employed and daily-income applicants can usually use bank statements or income tax returns as income proof.
It can. Lenders price loans based on income stability, risk and your credit history, so rates may differ between professions.