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Business Loan Up to Rs. 75 Lakhs - Apply Online
IIFL Finance offers collateral free business loans up to Rs. 75 lakh for SMEs, traders and self-employed professionals. Eligible applicants may apply online for business loans to meet working capital needs, finance business expansion, purchase inventory, and other funding needs, subject to review and approval by the lender.
If you're looking for an online business loan for growth or operational costs, the application process is built for convenience and transparency.
Business Loan EMI Calculator
Estimate your EMI and repayment schedule for business loans.
- Principal
- ₹50,00,000
- Total interest
- ₹36,08,257
*The maximum loan amount of ₹5 Cr and maximum tenure of 20 years (240 months) are subject to eligibility, property valuation and credit assessment.
The EMI shown is indicative and is not a loan offer. Your actual interest rate, loan amount and tenure are confirmed at sanction. Processing fees, GST and other charges are extra, as per our schedule of charges.
Disclaimer: The EMI amount displayed by this calculator is indicative and provided for illustrative purposes only. The actual EMI, interest rate, loan amount, tenure and other applicable terms may vary based on the applicant’s profile, credit assessment, applicable product policies and terms and conditions of IIFL. The calculation does not constitute a loan offer, sanction, approval or commitment by IIFL. Final loan eligibility and terms shall be subject to IIFL’s applicable credit, legal, technical and other assessment criteria. Customers are advised to refer to the loan agreement and applicable terms and conditions for final details.
Why Choose IIFL Finance for Your Business Loan
IIFL Finance, a trusted business loan provider, offers business finance loans to cater to the various needs of businesses and maintain transparency in the entire borrowing process.
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Loan amounts up to Rs. 75 lakhs -
Suitable for a wide range of business funding requirements.
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Collateral-free options available -
No asset pledge required for eligible unsecured loan variants.
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Attractive interest rates -
Final rates are based on applicant profile, business performance, and credit assessment.
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Minimal documentation -
A concise document checklist helps reduce the effort required to complete the business loan application.
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Transparent fee structure -
Processing fees and applicable charges are disclosed upfront.
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Digital application journey -
Complete major parts of the process online with document upload support.
Business Loan Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility for a business loan is evaluated through a combination of business, financial, and credit-related parameters.
Steps That May Improve Future Eligibility
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Age :
Generally, 21 to 65 years
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Business Vintage :
Typically, minimum 2 years in operation
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Business Type :
Proprietorship, Partnership, LLP, Private Limited
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Credit Profile :
Credit score around 650-700+ generally preferred
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Turnover :
Assessed as per lender policies
If you are wondering,
"Can I get a business loan?"
, eligibility is typically assessed using factors such as business vintage, turnover, repayment capacity, banking behaviour, and credit profile. Getting a business loan may become easier when business records are updated and financial discipline is maintained.
IIFL Finance may consider applicants with varied credit profiles based on overall financial behaviour and repayment capacity. Final approval remains subject to internal underwriting policies.
Documents Required for a Business Loan
The business loan procedure generally begins with submitting a business loan application, followed by document verification, credit assessment, approval, and disbursal in accordance with applicable lending policies.
Typical documents include
Aadhaar Card and PAN Card
Address proof (residential or business)
Business registration proof, GST registration, or trade licence (where applicable)
Last 6 months' bank statements
Latest Income Tax Returns
GST returns (if applicable)
Financial statements for companies and LLPs
Sole Proprietors
Basic KYC documents and bank statements may be required.
Companies and LLPs
Additional incorporation documents and financial statements may be requested during evaluation.
Additional documents may be requested depending on the applicant profile and credit assessment outcome.
Business Loan Interest Rates and Fees
The overall cost of a business loan depends on the applicable interest rate and associated charges.
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Interest Rate | Typically ranges from ~12% to 28% p.a.* |
| Processing Fee | Up to 5% + GST* |
| Penal Charges | Applicable for delayed payments as per agreement |
| Other Charges | Documentation, mandate and bounce charges where applicable |
IIFL Finance offers business loans with competitive and attractive interest rates, subject to credit assessment, business vintage, repayment capacity, and internal lending policies.
When comparing business loan companies or evaluating a suitable business loan scheme, borrowers should consider both the applicable interest rate and the total borrowing cost, including fees and charges.
All applicable charges are disclosed upfront and may be adjusted in the loan account as per agreed terms.
How Interest is Calculated (Reducing Balance vs Flat Rate)
Two common methods of interest calculation are:
Reducing Balance Method
Interest is calculated only on the outstanding principal amount.
The interest component typically reduces as EMIs are paid.
Flat Rate Method
Interest is calculated on the original loan amount throughout the loan tenure.
Interest outgo typically remains higher than a reducing balance structure for the same rate and tenure.
Illustrative Example
Consider a Rs. 10 lakh loan with a 36-month tenure. Under the reducing balance method, interest is charged only on the outstanding principal after each EMI payment. Under a flat-rate method, interest continues to be calculated on the original sanctioned amount. As a result, total interest outgo under the reducing balance method is generally lower. Actual savings depend on the applicable rate and repayment schedule.
Business Loan EMI Calculator
The Business Loan EMI Calculator helps estimate monthly repayment obligations before applying.
How to Use the EMI Calculator
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Enter the Loan Amount
Add the amount you want to borrow.
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Select the Interest Rate
Choose the applicable business loan interest rate.
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Enter the Repayment Tenure
Select the tenure for repayment.
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View the Estimate
Review estimated EMI, total interest payable, and repayment amount.
Illustrative Example
A Rs. 10 lakh business loan at 18% p.a. for a tenure of 36 months results in an approximate EMI of Rs. 36,152 per month under the reducing balance method.
The calculator provides indicative estimates only. Actual repayment obligations may vary depending on loan amount, tenure, interest rate, and loan terms.
How to Apply for a Business Loan Online
The business loan online application process follows four simple steps:
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Step 1: Complete the Application Form
Fill up the application form with the personal information, business information, and contact details of the individual.
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Step 2: Upload Required Documents
Upload the KYC, bank statements, and other business-related documents through an online medium.
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Step 3: Credit Assessment
Credit assessment of the business loan application is done by assessing the eligibility, repayment capacity, business performance, and credit profile.
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Step 4: Loan Approval and Disbursal
Loan amount is disbursed quickly after approval of the business loan application.
Disbursal timelines are subject to document verification, credit assessment, operational processes, and internal policies.
If Your Business Loan Application Is Not Approved
Business loan applications may not be approved for various reasons, including:
Common reasons
Limited or inconsistent credit history
Insufficient business vintage
Existing debt obligations
Incomplete documentation
Repayment capacity concerns
Steps That May Improve Future Eligibility
Maintain timely loan and credit card repayments.
Improve credit score through responsible borrowing practices.
Strengthen financial records and business turnover documentation.
Reduce existing debt obligations where possible.
Reapply after addressing identified gaps.
Approval decisions are based on internal credit assessment policies and regulatory requirements.
Business Loan FAQs
A business loan caters to the capital requirements for various purposes such as infrastructure, operations, manufacturing, expansion, advertising, marketing etc.
You can speed up your loan approval by applying for the loan online and completing eKYC.
You can use the business loan EMI calculator on the IIFL website to calculate the EMI for
your loan.
The MSME loan interest rate differs from lender to lender. While banks charge lower rates compared to NBFCs, the application is processed faster by NBFCs. The current rate of interest is up to 28% per annum.
An MSME business loan is offered to Micro, small and medium enterprises.
Yes, it benefits the business as you can use the funds to invest in the business and ensure smooth operations.
If your business fulfils the eligibility criteria mentioned above and fits within the company’s credit policy , you can get a business loan for your SME from IIFL Finance.
Yes, part payment is allowed. However, as it varies from lender to lender, you should ensure the lender has this facility.
Proprietorship, Partnership and Pvt. Ltd/ LLP /One Person Company can avail of a business loan.
With IIFL Finance, you can take a loan of up to Rs 75 lakhs
IIFL Finance seeks a CIBIL score, more than 700 to grant a business loan to borrowers.
No, IIFL Finance doesn’t allow any change in the due date of the EMI once the loan agreement has been signed.
Yes, you can. A business loan can be used for a variety of purposes including for paying vendors, buying inventory and managing working capital.
Not necessarily! Business loans often fall under the unsecured loan category, meaning you don't need to pledge any assets like property or equipment as collateral. However, this depends on various factors like the loan amount, your business's financial health, and your creditworthiness. Some lenders might require a personal guarantee, especially for larger loans or if you're a new business. It's always best to check with the specific lender you're interested in to understand their requirements.
Documents for 10 lakhs:
- KYC documents – Identity proof and address proof of the borrower and all co-borrowers
- PAN Card of borrower and all co-borrowers
- Last 6 months bank statement of main operative business account (12 months preferable to avail maximum loan amount)
- Signed copy of standard terms (term loan facility)
- Additional document(s) may be required for credit assessment and processing of loan request
Documents for 50 lakhs:
- KYC documents – Identity proof and address proof of the borrower and all co-borrowers
- PAN Card of borrower and all co-borrowers
- Last 12 months bank statement of main operative business account
- Signed copy of standard terms (term loan facility)
- Additional document(s) may be required for credit assessment and processing of loan request
- GST Registration.
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