In a Loan against an FD, the banker or financial institution where you have parked your FD is an important consideration. If you have a lower-rated institution, the risk of default may be higher, leading to a lower Loan-to-Value (LTV). However, if you keep the FD with a well-rated banker or financial institution, the LTV can go as high as 95% of the FD’s value. Generally, in this case, the interest rate may be slightly higher than the interest rate you are getting on your FD.

No end-use restriction

LTV up to 90 to 95% of the FD's Value

ROI from 10% Pa

TAT as low as 24 Hrs

No CIBIL Check
Generally, documents are very simple, and they vary from applicant to applicant.
We make it easier for you to convert your mutual fund into immediate liquidity without redeeming it. With our strong expertise in debt facilitation, we structure LAMF facilities that are fast, flexible, and cost-effective. For businesses looking for working capital, our tailored solutions ensure minimum cost and maximum liquidity. We also make sure to offer competitive interest rates, smooth processing, and complete transparency.
Usually, the loan carries an interest rate 1–2% higher than your FD rate, making it one of the most cost-effective funding options. For example, if you are getting 7.5% interest on your FD, the loan against the FD will be given at 8-8.5% per annum, linked to the interest rate the banker is paying you.
There is no strict capping; the amount depends on the FD value.
There are no prepayment charges in most cases, making it flexible to repay whenever your cash flows allow.
In case of default, the financial institution has the right to liquidate the FD to recover the due amount.
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