Can a self-employed person get a personal loan without ITR?
Most banks require 2 years' ITR. However, some digital NBFCs approve smaller loans based on 6-12 months of active bank account turnover.
A Personal Loan for Self-Employed individuals is tailored for entrepreneurs, proprietors, freelance consultants, and traders who need rapid working capital or personal funding without pledging business assets.
Unlike salaried loans that rely on payslips, self-employed loans are assessed based on Income Tax Returns (ITR with computation for past 2 years), banking turnover of the primary current/savings account, and minimum business vintage of 2 to 3 years. Interest rates range from 11.00% to 22.00% p.a. with loan amounts up to ₹40 Lakhs.
No mortgage of business machinery, shop deeds, or inventory needed.
Funds can be utilized for business cash flow or personal family needs.
Borrow up to ₹40 Lakhs based on annual business profit and cash turnover.
| Lender Bank / NBFC | Interest Rate (p.a.) | Minimum Business Vintage | Max Loan Cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| HDFC Bank | 11.00% - 16.50% | 2 Years | Up to ₹40 Lakhs |
| Bajaj Finserv | 11.50% - 22.00% | 2 Years | Up to ₹40 Lakhs |
| Axis Bank | 11.25% - 17.50% | 3 Years | Up to ₹40 Lakhs |
| Tata Capital | 11.75% - 20.00% | 2 Years | Up to ₹35 Lakhs |
Most banks require 2 years' ITR. However, some digital NBFCs approve smaller loans based on 6-12 months of active bank account turnover.
Lenders look for annual gross total income / net profit of ₹3 Lakhs to ₹5 Lakhs in the latest ITR.