Microfinance, often known as microcredit, is the distribution of small amounts of credit to low-income people or organisations that would not otherwise have access to financial services.
We offer microloans to Self Help and Joint Liability Groups, which are groups of 4 to 10 people who band together to apply for a loan...
Learn MoreSmall and mid-sized firms can get secured loans up to 10 lakh and unsecured loans up to 3 lakh...
Learn MoreSeveral banks offer M-ATMs to personal accounts to make withdrawals simple. Members have options for adjusting loan EMIs...
Learn MoreTo offer creative and enduring financial services, together with HELP, to help impoverished women break the cycle of poverty and improve their quality of life and that of their families.
Providing access to financial services to those in need, microfinance is a powerful instrument for reducing poverty and increasing economic opportunity.
We collaborate with polytechnics, ITIs, institutions recognised by the National Skill Development Corporation, and RSETIs supported by banks. These institutions have constructed the necessary facilities and infrastructure to conduct skill-development programmes. We make it easier for our members and their families to access training and livelihood skills through these organisations. In addition, members receive a placement offer from a reputable company through network partners after completing the course. Members are encouraged to work for themselves, and we assist them by obtaining credit connection from our partner banks.
