The Mudra Loan scheme offers 3 products to eligible entities, namely Shishu, Kishore, and Tarun. The details of these three products are explained here.
Shishu Loan
Shishu loans under the Mudra scheme allow entrepreneurs on the threshold of starting a business to borrow up to Rs. 50,000. The following details need to be furnished to avail this loan.
Quotation of machinery and other items that need to be purchased
Details of plant and machinery purchased
Details of the supplier providing the plant and machinery
Kishore Loan
Kishore loans range from Rs. 50,001 to Rs. 5,00,000. They’re ideal for businesspersons who require additional funds for expanding their trade. Here’s a checklist of details and documents needed.
Balance sheet of the business pertaining to the two previous financial years
Income tax and sales tax returns
Bank account statements for the previous 6 months
Estimated balance sheet for the next 1 year or for the duration of the loan sought
Memorandum of association and articles of association, if applicable
Sales made in the current financial year before applying for the Mudra loan
A report exploring the technical and economic sustainability of the applicant’s business
Tarun Loan
Tarun loans under the Mudra Loan scheme range from Rs. 5,00,001 to Rs 10,00,000. Business owners who wish to avail a Tarun loan need to furnish these documents, in addition to the details required for applying to Kishore loans.
Proof of address
Proof of identity
Certificate of SC, ST, OBC, as applicable
With the Mudra Loan scheme, you can borrow up to Rs. 10 lakhs. If your business is in need of more capital or funds, or if you don’t qualify to borrow under the Mudra Loan scheme, you could always avail a business loan on Finserv MARKETS. On Finserv MARKETS, you can apply for loans as high as Rs. 30 lakhs without the need to provide any collateral. The process from application to disbursal is also quick and easy, since there’s minimal documentation involved.