Apply For MSME Loan Online 2020

MSME loan generally stand for Micro Small and Medium Enterprise Loan. It is also known as the SME Loan i.e. Small and Medium Enterprise Loan. The Government of India provide loans to small business owner, startups, Enterpreneurs for the purpose of financial requirements. MSME loan help businesses by meeting their financial requirements and help them in business growth.

The duration of an SMEs loan is depend on the amount of loan taken and fulfilments of eligibility criteria. The MSME loan interests are offered on the basis of Loan amount, period of repayment, business classification under MSME, applicant profile, creditworthiness, financial background, and repayment potential.

The MSME loans are provided by the Indian government, financial institutes such as banks and Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) only to those applicants who meet the eligibility criteria for taking loan. You can easily apply online for MSME Loan.

New Definition of Enterprises Under MSME

From 1st july onwards the government has changed the definition of enterprises under MSME. Below you can check the under which MSME classification you business falls.

Enterprise	Turnover	Investment
Micro	Not more than 5 Cr.	Not more than 1 Cr.
Small	Not more than 50 Cr.	Not more than 10 Cr.
Medium	Not more than 250 Cr.	Not more than 50 Cr.

Interest Rate For MSME Loan

Bank/NBFC	Interest Rate (per annum)
HDFC Bank	15%
SBI (Mudra Loan)	9.75%
Bajaj Finserv	18%
Lendingkart Finance	18%
Axis Bank	15.5%
ICICI Bank	13%
Kotak Mahindra Bank	16%
Punjab National Bank (Mudra Loan)	10.30%
Corporation Bank	10.30%
Bank of India	10.20%
IDFC First	18%
HDB Finance	18%
Fullerton Finance	17%
Flexiloans	18%
RBL Bank	18%

Note:The interest rates, fees and charges listed above are subject to change according to the direction of bank, NBFC and RBI. GST and sales tax are charged separately for the above charges.

How to apply for MSME Loan in 2020

You can follow the below mentioned simple and easy steps to apply for an MSME loan online:

STEP 1: First visit the MSME registration portal.

STEP 2: Just fill the imformation as per the requirements and click on "Validate and Generate OTP" button.

STEP 3: You will receive an OTP on mobile number linked with your Aadhaar card.

STEP 4: Enter the OTP and click on the "Validate" button.

STEP 5: After OTP submission an application form will appear in front of you, just fill all the details as asked.

STEP 6: Once you fill all details then click on the "Submit" button.

STEP 7: After that you will see the detail you have filled, just click on ok to confirm it.

STEP 8: Again an OTP will be sent to your registered mobile number with aadhaar card. Fill the OTP and click on the submit button.

STEP 9: You will see the Registration Number after you click on the submit button, just note it down for furthur reference.

If you face any problems while applying for an MSME loan then you can just contact us. We will provide you with a detailed loan project report, which will be very beneficial for applying for a loan.

Document Required For MSME Loan Apply in 2020

Below we mention the documents which you should required for applying for MSME loan:

Identity Proof ( Aadhaar card, Passport, Driving licence, PAN card, etc)

Address Proof (Rent agreement, Electricity or water bill, etc)

Age Proof (Birth cirtificate, Aadhaar card, Voter ID card, etc)

MSME Udyam Registration Certificate

Financial Documents Needed:

Last 12 month statement of your bank account

Company PAN card

Proof of Business Registration

Copy of Partnership deed

Copy of P&L and Balance Sheet of last 2 years.

Sales and Municipal tax documents

Document Required For MSME Loan Apply in 2020

There are different types of schemes are working under MSME loan, which are mentioned below:

Mudra Loan Scheme: The term MUDRA Loan stands for Micro Unit Development and Refinance Agency Loan. Mudra loans are coming under the government Mudra Yojana and it is further classified into three categories namely Shishu, Kishore and Tarun.

Shisu Loan - Amount of Loan below Rs 50,000.

Kishore Loan - Amount of Loan above Rs 50,000 and should be below Rs 5,00,000.

Tarun Loan - Amount of Loan above Rs 5,00,000 and should be below Rs 10,00,000.

CGTMSE Scheme: The term CGTMSE Loan Stand for Credit Guarantee Funds Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises Loan. It is a scheme launched by the Government of India to provide the existing and new micro and small-scale enterprises with collateral-free loans. The loans for a maximum amount of Rs 1 crores are issued.

PMEGP Scheme: The term PMEGP stands for Prime Minister Employment Generation Programme. It is a subsidy program that is related to Prime Minister Rojgar Yojana (PMRY) and the Rural Employment Generation Programme (REGP). The scheme was launched in 2008 and aims to offer the unemployed youth business opportunities.

For any Query, you can get in touch with us just by filling up the form and one of our registration executives will reach you in 15 minutes through our Udyam Helpline Number.