CreditLinks (lending partners: InCred, KrazyBee, Lendingkart)
CreditLinks Personal Loan
- Interest rateFrom 10.99%
- Loan amount₹1,000 to ₹10 lakh
- TenureFrom 1 month
Takes you straight to the application. We earn a commission if you are approved, and you pay nothing extra.
At a Glance
- Interest rate
- From 10.99%
- Loan amount
- ₹1,000 to ₹10 lakh
- Tenure
- From 1 month
- Type
- Personal
- Collateral
- Not required
- Offered by
- CreditLinks (lending partners: InCred, KrazyBee, Lendingkart)
What you get
- A loan marketplace: apply once and CreditLinks matches you with its lending partners, RBI-registered NBFCs such as InCred, KrazyBee and Lendingkart. Rs 1,000 to Rs 10 lakh, no collateral, fully digital.
Fees and charges
- Rates start at 10.99% a year; the rate, fees and tenure depend on the lender and your profile. Example from CreditLinks: Rs 50,000 for 24 months at 10.99% costs Rs 55,923.83 in total, Rs 2,330.16 a month. The lender's Key Fact Statement is final.
Who can apply
- Decided by the matched lender: typically Indian residents with a regular income and a credit history.
How to apply
- Apply on CreditLinks, see the offers its partners make, accept one and receive the money in your bank account.
Common Questions
What is the eligibility for the CreditLinks Personal Loan?
The bank looks for decided by the matched lender: typically Indian residents with a regular income and a credit history.. Meeting these does not guarantee approval, since the final decision is the bank's.
Does applying through SkyloFin cost more?
No. You pay the same fees you would pay applying directly with CreditLinks (lending partners: InCred, KrazyBee, Lendingkart). We earn a commission from the bank when someone applies through our link, and that is how the site is funded.
SkyloFin is not a bank and does not approve applications. Fees, rewards and eligibility rules are set by the provider and can change without notice. Always read the terms on the provider's site before you apply.
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