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CGTMSE Power

A Federal Bank term loan or working capital loan for micro and small enterprises, backed by a CGTMSE guarantee so less collateral is needed.

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Open
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The Federal Bank Limited
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What you get

  • Term loan or working capital with CGTMSE guarantee cover, which reduces the need for collateral
  • Loans up to ₹1 crore
  • Federal Bank's MSME policy says no collateral is insisted on for loans up to ₹10 lakh to micro and small units, and security can be waived where the loan is covered by CGTMSE
  • The bank also runs a hybrid version that needs collateral for at least 25% with CGTMSE covering the rest

Who can apply

  • Open to businesses in manufacturing, trading and services.
  • Micro and small enterprises.
  • The most on offer is ₹1 crore.
  • Udyam registration is needed. It is free.
  • The business must be a micro or small enterprise with an Udyam Registration Certificate

How to apply

  1. Apply online through the Federal Bank MSME portal, which also lets you track the application
  2. Or download the MSME loan application form with its checklist and hand it in at a branch

In person, any Federal Bank branch, where you can also hand in the printed MSME loan application form

In Kerala, any Federal Bank branch, or the Federal Bank MSME portal online

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