Overdraft

Flexible funds, on tap.

An Overdraft gives your business a sanctioned limit it can draw from as needed. You withdraw only what the moment requires, repay when collections come in, and interest is normally charged on the amount actually utilised rather than on the full limit.

Key Highlights

What this facility gives you.

Draw only what you need

The limit sits ready. Interest usually applies to the utilised balance, not to the sanction.

Revolving and renewable

Repayments restore the available limit, and the facility is typically reviewed and renewed annually.

Built for cash-flow gaps

Designed for the timing mismatch between paying suppliers and receiving customer payments.

Who it suits

  • Businesses with seasonal or uneven collection cycles
  • Traders and distributors funding recurring stock purchases
  • Firms that need standby liquidity rather than a lump sum
  • Owners who want to avoid paying interest on idle funds

Documents usually required

  • KYC of applicant and co-applicant
  • Business registration and constitution documents
  • Last 12 months bank statements of the operating account
  • Latest ITRs, financials and GST returns where applicable
  • Security or property documents, where the limit is secured

The final checklist depends on the lender, your constitution type and the facility structure.

Indicative Parameters

How Overdraft is typically structured.

Indicative only. Every lender applies its own policy, and your sanctioned terms come from the lender assessing your case.

Type of facilityOverdraft, Flexi Overdraft, Dropline Overdraft or Cash Credit
SecuritySecured or unsecured, depending on lender and limit
InterestUsually charged on the utilised amount, lender terms apply
Review cycleTypically renewed annually, subject to conduct
Assessment basisBanking turnover, operating cycle and credit history
Please note: OneTouch Loan is a Loan DSA and not a lender. Approval, sanctioned amount, interest rate, tenure and charges are determined by the respective lending institution based on its own policies, eligibility norms, credit assessment and documentation. All figures on this page are indicative.
Questions

Frequently asked.

How is an Overdraft different from a Term Loan?

A Term Loan is disbursed once and repaid on a fixed EMI schedule. An Overdraft is a limit you dip into repeatedly – useful when the requirement is recurring and the timing is unpredictable.

What is a Dropline Overdraft?

A variant where the sanctioned limit reduces on a defined schedule over the tenure. It keeps the flexibility of an overdraft while ensuring the exposure winds down over time.

Is interest charged on the entire limit?

Under most overdraft structures, interest applies only to the amount drawn and for the days it stays drawn. Charges and the exact basis vary by lender, so this is confirmed from the sanction terms.

Considering Overdraft?

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