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Business Term Loan

A collateral-backed term loan for long-term business investment, repaid on a fixed schedule through monthly instalments.

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2Do you meet this requirement: financial statements?

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3Do you meet this requirement: latest bank statements?

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4Do you meet this requirement: existing term-loan statements/repayment schedules?

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5Do you meet this requirement: sanction letters for existing limits?

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6Document checkDo you have this required document or proof: Application form?

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7Document checkDo you have this required document or proof: Address and ID proof?

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Maximum repayment periodUp to 7 yearsView source
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Term Loan for Business — Bank
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Benefits / — maximum tenure (HTML lines 411–413, 470–472)
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Accepted collateralResidential, commercial or industrial property, or liquid securitiesView source
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Term Loan for Business — Bank
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Benefits / Collateral Flexibility / (HTML lines 419–428, 467–472)
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Documents listedApplication; address and ID proof; financial statements; latest bank statements; existing term-loan statements/repayment schedules; sanction letters for existing limits; asset pro-forma invoices; project expenditure to date and its funding sources. Indicative, not exhaustive.View source
The page labels the checklist indicative and says additional documents may be requested case by case.
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Term Loan for Business — Bank
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Documents & Accepted Collateral (HTML lines 433–447)
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Processing feeUp to 2% of facility amount, plus applicable taxesEffective 1 Sept 2026View source
The shared schedule states the fee applies up to 2% of facility amount plus taxes; the sanctioned facility terms determine the actual charge.
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Bank Business Loan Schedule of Charges
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Business Loan Applicable fees and charges (HTML lines 427–432)
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Customer typeBusinesses financing commercial assets, a new industrial unit, or expansion/modernisation of an existing unitView source
The manually reviewed product record states: “Businesses financing commercial assets, a new industrial unit, or expansion/modernisation of an existing unit”.
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Business Term Loan — official product page
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Benefits and features

  • Repayment tenure up to 7 years.
  • Collateral may be residential, commercial or industrial property, or liquid securities.

Eligibility

  • The official page describes use for commercial assets, a new industrial unit, or expansion/modernisation; it does not state a universal minimum turnover or facility amount.

Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.

Documents the bank lists

  • Application form
  • Address and proof
  • Financial statements
  • Latest bank statements
  • Existing term-loan account statements or repayment schedules
  • Latest sanction letters for existing limits
  • Pro-forma invoices for assets
  • Project expenditure to date and sources of finance

Related official documents

ICICI Bank Business Loan Schedule of Chargesofficial-business-loan-charges-page · complete-relevant-table-and-linked-document-review · accessed 30 Sept 2026
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ICICI Bank — Penal Charges, Annexure Aofficial-penal-charges-pdf · complete-text-review-visual-review-pending · accessed 30 Sept 2026
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ICICI Bank — Service Charges for Business Bankingofficial-business-service-charges-pdf · complete-text-review-visual-review-pending · accessed 30 Sept 2026
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Term Loan for Business — ICICI Bankofficial-product-page · complete-relevant-product-content-review · accessed 30 Sept 2026
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Interest paid over the full loan₹27,06,939twenty-seven lakh six thousand nine hundred thirty-nine rupees
Everything you repay₹52,06,939fifty-two lakh six thousand nine hundred thirty-nine rupees

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Source: Bank Business Loan Schedule of Charges · Business Loan Applicable fees and charges (HTML lines 427–436) Open official source ↗

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Table 1 · 7 rows · 2 columnsBusiness-loan applicable fees, rates and commissionsView tableHide table

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Business-loan applicable fees, rates and commissions
Charge / termPublished detail
Processing feeUp to 2% of the facility amount, plus applicable taxes.
Interest — secured facility, Non-PSLUp to Repo Rate + 6.0%; each facility rate is determined after assessing the business, financials, loan amount and tenure.
Interest — -backed facility, Non-PSLUp to Repo Rate + 6.50%; each facility rate is assessed individually.
Stamp duty and other statutory chargesAs per applicable state law.
Letter of Credit / Bank Guarantee commissionUp to 2% p.a., pro-rated according to tenure and amount of the non-fund-based facility.
Commitment feeAs stated in the sanction letter.
ForeclosureAs stated in the sanction letter; nil foreclosure charges for Micro and Small Enterprises.
  • Rows are conditional: the rate formula is for secured or -backed non-PSL facilities; / commission applies only where such non-fund-based facilities are availed. Do not present as an individual sanction quote.
Bank Business Loan Schedule of Charges · Business Loan Applicable fees and charges (HTML lines 427–436) · accessed 30 Sept 2026Open official source ↗
Table 2 · 16 rows · 3 columnsBusiness-banking service chargesView tableHide table

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Business-banking service charges
No.Service chargePublished amount / basis
1No Objection Certificate for pari passuUp to ₹10,000 per certificate.
2Solvency certificateUp to ₹25,000 per certificate.
3ValuationInternal: up to ₹5,000 per property; external: actuals reimbursed by borrower.
4CERSAI registry chargeAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
5Legal feeAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
6Inspection and monitoring / collateral-management chargeAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
7Auction charge for repossessed assetsAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
8Enforcement chargeAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
9Paper advertisement chargeAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
10Professional chargesAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
11Repossession chargeAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
12Registrar of Companies and related chargesAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
13Stock auditAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
14 Annexure IIIAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
15Prepayment, including part prepaymentAs per regulatory guidelines, up to 2% of the principal amount of the loan being prepaid. No foreclosure charges for Micro and Small Enterprises.
16Other miscellaneous chargesAt actuals, reimbursed by borrower.
  • This is a shared business-banking schedule; each actual charge remains subject to product/facility terms. 'At actuals' is not a fixed rupee amount.
Bank — Service Charges for Business Banking · Page 1, rows 1–16; row 15 includes foreclosure note · accessed 30 Sept 2026Open official source ↗
Table 3 · 17 rows · 3 columnsPenal charges — working-capital facilities and bills/chequesView tableHide table

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Penal charges — working-capital facilities and bills/cheques
Facility / defaultWhen charge is reckonedPublished charge and conditions
Excess drawings over drawing power but within sanctioned limitFrom excess drawing until outstanding is brought within drawing power2% p.a. on excess drawings / overdrawn amount.
Excess drawings over sanctioned limitFrom excess drawing until outstanding is brought within sanctioned limit2% p.a. on excess drawings / overdrawn amount.
Non-renewal of working-capital limitsFrom the date after limit expiry2% p.a. on expired/non-renewed limit; total outstanding as on that date is the base.
Foreign-currency loan payment defaultFrom due date until default amount is paid; foreign currency may be converted to equivalent rupees under sanction terms2% p.a. on defaulted amount.
Demand bill purchased — outstationFrom day 16 after purchase (15 days allowed for transit) to realisation; if returned unpaid, from purchase date to recovery2% p.a. on overdue bill amount for either applicable period.
Demand bill purchased — localFrom day 8 after purchase (7 days allowed for presentation/transit) to realisation; if returned unpaid, from purchase date to recovery2% p.a. on overdue bill amount.
Usance bills discountedFor period past due date until recovery; levied on recovery. If returned unpaid, from discount date to recovery2% p.a. on overdue bill amount.
Inland cheque purchased — outstationFrom day 8 post-purchase (7 days allowed for transit) to realisation; if returned unpaid, from purchase date to recovery2% p.a. on overdue bill amount.
Inland cheque purchased — localIf returned unpaid, from purchase date to recovery2% p.a. on overdue bill amount.
Inland devolvement — sight billIf not paid within 7 days of receipt, ordinary loan interest is charged from day 8 to realisation; at devolvement the fund-based loan rate is applied under the existing processThe annexure says no penal charge/interest for this case; the bank may set a defined devolvement interest rate reflecting credit risk.
Inland devolvement — usance billIf not paid on due date, ordinary loan interest applies from due date to realisation; at devolvement the fund-based loan rate is applied under existing processThe annexure says no penal charge for this case; the bank may set a defined devolvement interest rate reflecting credit risk.
Factored / reverse-factored invoicesFrom invoice due date until recovery2% p.a. on overdue bill amount.
Additional interest on inland billsFrom due date until realisation2% p.a. on overdue bill amount.
Security creation/perfection delayedFirst 15 days: nil; delay beyond 15 days1% p.a. on outstanding amount after the first 15 days.
Stock audit, book-debt or stock statements overdueMonthly; charge ceases when the subsequent month/quarter statement arrives. Stock audit charge applies only when overdue beyond 90 days; no charge for intra-month delayPer type of compliance pending at month end: facility ≤₹50 million: ₹5,000; >₹50 million to ₹100 million: ₹10,000; >₹100 million: ₹25,000.
Breach of financial covenantsFirst 15 days from sanction due date: nil; continuing beyond 15 days1% p.a. on average outstanding over the default period.
Other sanction conditions (capital infusion, closure of other bank accounts, NOC, etc.)Monthly; first 15 days: nil; breach continuing beyond 15 days1% p.a. on average outstanding over the default period.
  • Rates are p.a. where the source table states per annum. The annexure's devolvement clauses distinguish ordinary interest from penal charges. /default cases remain subject to the sanction agreement.
Bank — Penal Charges, Annexure A · Pages 1–6 (working-capital facilities); note on page 1 says irregular-drawing terms also apply to ODFD products · accessed 30 Sept 2026Open official source ↗
Table 4 · 5 rows · 3 columnsPenal charges — term-loan facilitiesView tableHide table

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Penal charges — term-loan facilities
Facility / defaultWhen charge is reckonedPublished charge and conditions
Term-loan payment defaultFrom default date until default amount is paid2% p.a. on defaulted amount.
Foreign-currency term-loan defaultFrom due date until default amount is paid; foreign currency may be converted to rupees under sanction terms2% p.a. on defaulted amount.
Security creation/perfection delayedFirst 15 days: nil; delay beyond 15 days1% p.a. on outstanding amount.
Breach of financial covenantsFirst 15 days from due date: nil; breach continuing beyond 15 days1% p.a. on average outstanding during default period.
Other sanction conditions (capital infusion, closure of other bank accounts, NOC, etc.)Monthly; first 15 days: nil; breach continuing beyond 15 days1% p.a. on average outstanding during default period.
  • The last rows use the average outstanding amount for the default period, as specified in the annexure.
Bank — Penal Charges, Annexure A · Pages 7–8 · accessed 30 Sept 2026Open official source ↗

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