Salary Credit Line
Withdraw anytime, pay interest only on the amount you use.
- 100% digital process
- Decision in minutes
- Flexible repayment
- Draw what you need
Key facts
- 15Lending partners
- ₹50 LakhsMaximum limit
- 11.25%Interest from, on drawn
- 100%Online, no branch visit
What is a salary credit line?
You get a pre-approved credit line that can be used whenever required. The benefit is that you pay interest on the amount you withdraw and not on the total sanctioned line, which keeps the cost of borrowing down while the flexibility stays with you.
- Withdraw money whenever you need it
- Interest payable only on the amount withdrawn
- Repay and redraw funds multiple times
- Fully online application with minimum documentation
A ₹5,00,000 limit, ₹1,00,000 drawn
- Sanctioned limit
- ₹5,00,000
- You draw
- ₹1,00,000
- Left untouched
- ₹4,00,000
- Interest charged on
- ₹1,00,000
The ₹4,00,000 you did not draw costs you nothing.
Funded by RBI-regulated lenders
Activ Paisa arranges the facility. The money, and the credit decision, come from one of these institutions.
What would you actually pay?
Set your limit, then move the second slider to what you would really draw. The gap between the two is what a term loan would have charged you for.
Indicative. The credit line is priced at 11.25% p.a. on the drawn balance and the term loan at 12.5% p.a. on the full amount — with a line you pay only on what you actually draw.
You would save
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Left undrawnDrawn
- Interest on the credit line
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- Interest on a term loan
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- Monthly interest while drawn
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- Limit left untouched
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Our other products
A range of options for what you need.
Personal Loans
A lump sum up to ₹50 Lakhs from 9.99% p.a., repaid in fixed monthly instalments.
Credit Card Payoff
Clear an expensive card balance with a lower-rate loan and stop paying revolving interest.
Free Credit Score
See your score and the report behind it. A soft enquiry that never affects your rating.
Features and benefits
Who can apply
Meeting these does not guarantee an offer — the lender makes that call — but falling short of them usually means no.
- Age
- 21 to 60 years
- Employment
- Salaried only
- Monthly income
- ₹40,000 and above
- Credit score
- 750+ for the best rate
- Work history
- 6 months with your current employer
- Residency
- Resident Indian
What you need to hand
Four things, photographed or as PDFs. Nothing has to be attested.
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PAN cardA clear photo of the card itself
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Address proofAadhaar, passport or voter ID, both sides
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Salary slipsYour last 3 months
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Bank statementsLast 6 months of your salary account
What decides your rate
Five things move the number a lender comes back with.
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Your credit scoreThe single biggest lever. 750 and above puts you in the band lenders price most keenly.
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Existing EMIsLenders count what you already repay each month. Less committed income means a better rate.
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Income stabilityA longer run with one employer, and a salary credited to the same account, both read as lower risk.
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How much you drawDrawing a small share of a large limit reads better than running it to the ceiling.
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The lender's own policyEach partner prices its own book. The same profile can get different offers, which is why we ask several.
How to apply
Three steps, entirely online.
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Tell us about youYour salary and a few details. It takes about two minutes.
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We find your limitWe take your application to our partner lenders and come back with what they will offer.
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Draw what you needAccept a limit and the money reaches your account. Interest starts only on what you draw.
Questions people ask
A pre-approved limit you can draw from whenever you need money, rather than a lump sum paid out on day one. You pay interest only on what you have actually withdrawn, and the limit is restored as you repay.
A personal loan hands you the whole amount immediately and charges interest on all of it from day one. A credit line sits ready, costs nothing until you draw, and can be reused. If you know you need the full amount at once, a term loan is usually cheaper; if your need is uncertain or spread out, the line is.
There is no cap on the number of withdrawals while the limit is live and your repayments are current.
On the balance you have drawn, for the days it is outstanding. Repay early and the interest stops accruing on the repaid part.
Yes. Most partner lenders allow you to repay a drawn balance at any time; some charge a foreclosure fee on the facility itself. The exact terms are in the sanction letter, and it is worth reading before you accept.
Not at present. This product is for salaried applicants earning ₹40,000 a month or more.
Checking your options with us is a soft enquiry and leaves your score untouched. Formally applying to a lender does record a hard enquiry, as it would anywhere.
Wait before reapplying, and use the time to bring down your existing EMIs or correct anything wrong on your credit report. Repeated applications in a short window read badly to lenders.