Protium Finance Limited
Protium Business Loan
- Loan amountUp to ₹50 lakh
- TypeBusiness
- Age25 to 60 years
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At a Glance
- Loan amount
- Up to ₹50 lakh
- Type
- Business
- Age
- 25 to 60 years
- CIBIL score
- 700+
- Collateral
- Not required
- Offered by
- Protium Finance Limited
What you get
- Unsecured business loans up to Rs 50 lakh for sole proprietors, applied for online with your bank statements, KYC and eNACH. Protium Finance Limited is an RBI-registered NBFC that lends directly.
Fees and charges
- Protium does not publish a rate range: the rate and fees come with your offer, based on your business and financial profile, and are shown in the Key Fact Statement before you sign.
Who can apply
- Sole proprietor businesses running for at least 1 year, with a bank account (net banking or e-statements) and an Aadhaar-linked mobile number.
Documents you will need
- PAN, bank statements for the last 12 months (current and savings), proof of residence and business address, and business proof for at least 1 year. GST returns for larger loans.
How to apply
- Enter your details, share your latest bank statements, then complete KYC and eNACH online.
Eligibility
- Min age
- 25 years
- Max age at maturity
- 60 years
- Employment
- Self-employed
- Min credit score
- 700+
Common Questions
Does applying through SkyloFin cost more?
No. You pay the same fees you would pay applying directly with Protium Finance Limited. 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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