Axis Mudra Loan

by Bizopedia · Published February 13, 2022 · Updated June 17, 2022

Axis Mudra Loan

Axis Bank is one of the top 5 private banks in India. It offers all the fincial products required by a business in India. The Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana (PMMY) is a flagship scheme of Government of India launched in April 2015 for facilitating funding to the non-corporate i.e. small and micro enterprises in non-farm sector. In this post, we would look into various features of Axis Mudra Loans-

Categories of Mudra Loans

Axis Mudra loan follows Mudra Loan categorization as set by Government of india. Mudra Loan is offered in three categories namely Shishu, Kishore and Tarun. Shishu loans are loan upto 50,000, Kishore up to 50000 to 5 Lakhs and Tarun from 5 Lakhs to 10 Lakhs.

Nature of Mudra Loans

Mudra loans are offered by Axis Bank without the requirement of having any collateral such as property. These loan can be taken in the form various fund based products such as Working capital Loan, Overdraft, Cash credit as well as non fund based credit such as letter of credit and letter of guarantee.

Eligibility for Axis Mudra Loan

To avail a Mudra Loan, a firm must be either categorized as a micro or small enterprise and have a running cash generating business. Maximum loan amount offered in this scheme is up to Rs 10 Lakhs and if your enterprise has a loan requirement that is greater than 10 lakhs then you can apply for other loans from Axis.

Axis Mudra Loan application form

You can download application for Mudra loan from Axis website. Basic details mentioned below needed to be filled for application for the loan-

Business Information – Common business information such as name of the enterprise, nature of firm, Business address, Business activity, Registered office address need to be filled in the application form
Background information – Information such as name, date of birth, sex, academic qualification, PAN card details need to be filled in background information
Existing credit facility details –Existing credit facility details (if any) taken need to be filled in this section
Credit facility proposed – Nature and amount of credit facility proposed such as working capital loan or term loan should be mentioned in this section
Past performance details – You would be needed to fill revenue, profit and net worth details for past years here.
Statutory obligations – Statutory obligations such as Registration under Shops and Establishment Act, Registration under MSME (Provisional /Final), Drug license etc.
Self declaration – Applicant need to complete self declaration and attach a photo in the application form

Axis Mudra Loan is relatively easy financial product that is offered by Axis Bank to serve financing needs of a small enterprise. Mudra scheme was launched by Government of india for underserved section of the country. If you want to read more about business loans offered by other major banks then you can visit following articles.

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