You must be Salaried or Self Employed (own business)
Your monthly in-hand income should be Rs 13,500/- or more. To know more, click here.
Your salary must be directly credited to your bank account
You must either have a minimum CIBIL score of 600 or a minimum Experian score of 650. Low Credit Score? You may still get a loan based on our own credit-assessment model.
Applicants must be between the ages of 21 years to 57 years
The income and credit score requirement vary based on the applicant’s city of residence as illustrated in the table given below -
| Income and Credit Score Eligibility Criteria | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Salaried Individuals | Minimum In-Hand Income | Area of Residence | CIBIL Credit Score Requirement |
| Rs 13,500 | Any | CIBIL Score of 600 /Experian Score of 650 and above | |
| Rs 20,000 | Mumbai/Thane or the NCR region (Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, etc.) | New to Credit or CIBIL Score of 600 /Experian Score of 650 and above | |
| Rs 15,000 | Metro City other than Mumbai and NCR | CIBIL Score of 600 /Experian Score of 650 and above | |
| Self-Employed Individuals | Rs. 15,000 | Any | CIBIL Score of 600 /Experian Score of 650 and above |
Given below are some of the factors that affects your personal loan eligibility -
Your credit score is a numerical measure of your credit worthiness. If you have a high credit score (>700) then you are considered to be less risky in terms of defaulting on your repayments and can therefore avail a higher amount of loan at lower interest rates.
Higher the income, higher is the repayment ability as long as there aren’t multiple loans active at the same time. At Money View, we require applicants to have a minimum monthly in-hand income of Rs. 13,500 or above for those who are salaried and Rs. 15,000 or more for those who are self-employed.
Another factor that determines eligibility is your age. Usually those currently in the earning bracket can avail loans easily. At Money View, you must be between the ages of 21 to 57 in order to avail personal loans.
Those in Tier - I cities usually have a higher income and credit score requirement as compared to those living in Tier -II and Tier -III cities as the income as well as expenses may be higher making the repayment a little more riskier.
Lower the risk associated with repayment, lower is the interest rate imposed. Salaried applicants are generally considered to pose less risk as compared to self-employed applicants.
In order to be eligible to get a personal loan from Money View, you must meet the following criteria -
If you fulfill the above personal loan eligibility criteria, you can apply for a loan from Money View and finish our eligibility check which only takes two minutes. Based on this, we will create a custom loan offer tailored to meet your needs and requirements.
Money View personal loan eligibility check takes just 2 minutes to complete. You can check your personal loan eligibility by either visiting the Money View website or by downloading our app.
The maximum amount you can borrow from Money View is Rs. 5 lakhs. However, we provide a custom offer for each applicant based on their eligibility criteria therefore this amount may vary.
At Money View, we use a unique in-house credit scoring model that determines your eligibility based on various factors. Therefore, even those with relatively low credit scores can avail personal loans from Money View. However, the minimum credit score score required is a CIBIL score of 600 or Experian score of 650.
The entire process of applying for and availing a personal loan from Money View is online and 100% paperless. Given below are the list of documents needed to get a personal loan from Money View -
| Category | Acceptable Documents |
|---|---|
| Identity Proof |
The preferred ID proof is your PAN card. However, if your card is rejected for certain reasons such as image quality issues, etc. any 1 of the officially valid documents given below will be accepted.
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| Address Proof(Any 1) |
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| Income Proof |
Salaried Applicants Last 3 months’ bank statements of your salary account in PDF format showing salary credits Self Employed Applicants Last 3 months’ bank statements in PDF format |
