Ram Fincorp (R.K. Bansal Finance Pvt Ltd)
Ram Fincorp Personal Loan
- Loan amountUp to ₹2 lakh
- TypePersonal
- CollateralNot required
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At a Glance
- Loan amount
- Up to ₹2 lakh
- Type
- Personal
- Collateral
- Not required
- Offered by
- Ram Fincorp (R.K. Bansal Finance Pvt Ltd)
What you get
- Short-term personal loans of up to Rs 2 lakh for salaried people, applied for online. Ram Fincorp is the lending platform; the loan is given by its RBI-registered NBFC partner R.K. Bansal Finance Pvt Ltd.
Fees and charges
- The interest rate, tenure and processing fee are shown in the loan offer before you accept it. The lender's Key Fact Statement is final.
Who can apply
- Salaried Indian residents who meet the lender's criteria; your credit profile is considered.
Documents you will need
- PAN, Aadhaar and salary details, verified online.
How to apply
- Apply online, complete KYC, accept the offer and get the money in your bank account.
Eligibility
- Employment
- Salaried
Common Questions
Does applying through SkyloFin cost more?
No. You pay the same fees you would pay applying directly with Ram Fincorp (R.K. Bansal Finance Pvt Ltd). 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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