Machinery loans can be applied via online and offline procedures as mentioned below:
Online Process
Step 1: Applicant needs to visit the official website of the bank or lender
Step 2: Fill in and submit the loan application form online
Step 3: Submit all the required documents along with proofs and photographs
Step 4: After the submission of the documents, the bank’s representative shall contact the applicant to proceed with the loan procedure
Step 5: If the application and documents are approved, the bank shall approve the loan within defined working days
Step 6: After loan approval, the money shall be disbursed to the mentioned bank account of the applicant
Offline Process
- For offline loan processing, applicants are required to personally visit the bank or financial institution.
- The applicant shall carry all the required documents along with duly filled application form
- After submitting the application form and documents, the bank’s representative shall proceed with the loan process.
- Once all the documents are approved, the bank shall approve the loan and disburse the loan amount in the mentioned loan amount within defined working days
Documents Required
- KYC documents of the applicants and co-applicants, if applicable, such as PAN Card , Aadhaar , Passport, Voter’s ID card, Aadhar Card, Driving License, Utility Bills (Water and Electricity Bills)
- Proof of income
- Business vintage and existence proofs
- Last 2 year’s ITR & Last 1 year’s bank statement
- Existing facility sanction letter
- Original and valid quotation of the machine(s) – To be purchased
- Additional documents, as required by the lender
Machinery loan finance is also offered to small and new businesses, as well as to start-ups for the purchase of new equipment and to buy machinery items that shall help increase the productivity of their business and eventually result in their business growth and expansion. Individuals with no or less credit history can also avail machinery loans from NBFCs and MFIs at comparatively higher interest rates as compared to banks.