An overdraft is a banking facility that lets you withdraw more money than your account balance, up to a pre-approved limit.
Easy. Flexible. Reliable.
Unlimited Part-payment
No Part-payment charges
No EMI Boundation
Unlimited withdrawal
Interest on used Amount
Essential Attributes of Overdraft
Instant Access
to Funds
Withdraw money anytime up to the approved limit.
Competitive
Interest Rates
Benefit from our low-interest rates, saving your money over the loan term.
Minimum
Documentation
Required
Efficient, minimum-paperwork, stress-free process.
Renewable
Credit Limit
No boundation on withdraw and repayment.
Understand the key differences between a Personal Loan and an Overdraft facility.
| Feature | Personal Loan | Overdraft |
|---|---|---|
| How It Works | A fixed loan amount is approved and generally disbursed upfront. | Funds can generally be accessed as required within an approved overdraft limit. |
| Fund Access | The approved amount is generally received as a lump sum. | Funds can generally be used when required, subject to the available limit. |
| Repayment | Usually repaid through scheduled monthly EMIs over a selected tenure. | Repayment terms depend on the lender and the specific overdraft product. |
| Interest | Generally charged on the outstanding loan balance according to the lender's terms and limited Partpayment facility as per lander terms. | Generally calculated based on the amount utilised, depending on the lender and product. |
| Loan Structure | Fixed loan amount with a defined repayment schedule. | Approved credit limit that provides flexible access to funds. |
| Best Suited For | Planned expenses where you know the amount you need upfront. | Short-term cash-flow requirements or unexpected expenses. |
| Security | Generally unsecured, subject to the lender's policies. | May be secured or unsecured depending on the product and lender. |
| Approval | Based on income, credit profile, eligibility and lender policies. | Based on eligibility, credit profile, lender policies and the specific product. |
| Flexibility | Loan amount and repayment schedule are generally predetermined. | Provides flexible access to funds within the approved limit, subject to product terms. |
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An overdraft is a banking facility that lets you withdraw more money than your account balance, up to a pre-approved limit.
You should consider taking an overdraft when you need quick, short-term access to funds and want maximum flexibility.
Instant access to funds whenever you need money Interest charged only on the amount used, not on the full limit Flexible repayment with no fixed EMIs Reuse funds multiple times after repayment Helps manage cash flow gaps smoothly Quick approval and easy availability Ideal for short-term and emergency needs Better control over finances with online tracking
Immediate access to extra funds when your balance runs low Pay interest only on what you use, keeping costs under control No fixed EMIs, repay as per your convenience Flexible and reusable credit limit for repeated needs Ideal for short-term cash flow gaps and emergencies Quick approval with minimal documentation Better financial flexibility compared to short-term loans
Pre-approved credit limit linked to your bank account Withdraw beyond your account balance up to the approved limit Interest charged only on the utilized amount No fixed repayment schedule or EMIs Flexible repayment and reuse of funds Quick access to money anytime Renewable facility (usually yearly) Easy online monitoring and control Suitable for short-term personal or business needs
No, as a customer you don't have to pay any kind of charges to any financial advisor. You only have to pay your processing fees , foreclosure charges , insurance amount , etc which is applicable in your loan amount by the bank itselfs.
Income level – Stable and sufficient income increases eligibility Credit score – A good credit history improves approval chances Employment or business stability – Longer job tenure or business continuity helps Banking relationship – Existing relationship and account history with the bank Account turnover – Regular transactions and healthy cash flow Repayment history – Timely repayment of past loans or credit facilities Age and profile – Applicant’s age and overall financial profile Security or collateral (if applicable) – Some overdrafts require fixed deposits, property, or salary linkage Existing liabilities – Current loans and EMIs impact eligibility