Documents Required for a Personal Loan

A complete file is the fastest route to disbursal. Keep the documents below ready before you apply — for first-time-right (FTR) cases our partner lenders can move from login to disbursal within 24 hours. Exact requirements vary by lender.

Document Checklist for Salaried Applicants

Identity proof (KYC)

  • PAN card (mandatory)
  • Aadhaar card
  • Passport, Voter ID or Driving Licence (any one, if asked)

Address proof

  • Aadhaar with current address
  • Registered rent agreement for rented or shared accommodation
  • Utility bill (electricity, gas or postpaid) not older than 3 months

Income proof

  • Latest 3 months salary slips
  • Last 6 months salary bank statement (PDF or net-banking statement)
  • Form 16 or latest ITR, if the lender asks

Employment proof

  • Employee ID card or offer/appointment letter
  • Official email ID or HR contact for verification
  • PF/EPFO passbook or UAN details (important for new-to-credit cases)

Check the eligibility criteria, read the salaried personal loan policy and plan repayment with the EMI calculator.

Document FAQs

Which documents are mandatory for a personal loan?

PAN card, Aadhaar, the last 3 months salary slips and 6 months salary bank statement are needed in almost every case. Additional documents depend on the partner lender's policy.

Can I submit documents online?

Yes. You can share clear scans or photos over WhatsApp and complete the lender's digital KYC — no branch visit is usually required.

Do I need a rent agreement if I live with friends?

For single stay, bachelor or shared accommodation cases lenders generally ask for a rent agreement along with PF/EPFO verification and net take-home of ₹25,000 or more.

Is a guarantor or collateral required?

No. A personal loan is unsecured, so no collateral or guarantor is required. Approval depends on income, credit history and the lender's assessment.

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