Term Loan

Structured funding, clear repayment.

A Term Loan is a fixed amount disbursed upfront and repaid over an agreed tenure through regular instalments. It suits a defined, one-time requirement – machinery, a new unit, a renovation or any planned investment where the cost is known in advance.

Key Highlights

What this facility gives you.

Predictable EMIs

A defined schedule makes the obligation easy to budget for over the life of the loan.

Purpose-led funding

Well suited to capital expenditure, equipment purchase and planned expansion.

Secured or unsecured

Structured with or without collateral depending on the amount and the profile.

Who it suits

  • Capital expenditure with a known, one-time cost
  • Machinery, equipment and infrastructure purchases
  • Setting up a new branch, unit or production line
  • Businesses that prefer a fixed schedule over a revolving limit

Documents usually required

  • KYC of applicant and co-applicant
  • Business registration and constitution documents
  • Last 6–12 months bank statements
  • Latest ITRs with computation and audited financials where applicable
  • Quotation or proforma invoice, where the loan funds an asset purchase

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

Indicative Parameters

How Term Loan is typically structured.

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

Type of facilityTerm Loan with scheduled EMI repayment
SecurityUnsecured or secured, depending on amount and profile
Indicative tenure12 to 84 months, lender and structure dependent
RepaymentMonthly instalments over the agreed tenure
Assessment basisRepayment capacity, financials 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.

When does a Term Loan make more sense than an Overdraft?

When the requirement is a single, known amount – buying a machine, fitting out a premises. If the need is recurring and hard to predict, an overdraft usually fits better.

Can a Term Loan be prepaid?

Most lenders allow prepayment, though foreclosure charges and lock-in conditions differ. We confirm those terms from the sanction letter before you commit.

Is a Term Loan available without collateral?

For eligible profiles, yes. Larger amounts and longer tenures are more often structured with security.

Considering Term Loan?

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