Key facts
What the official sources publish
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Loan typeDemand loan (term loan or working capital) against electronic Negotiable Warehouse Receipts.View source
The official page lists demand loan, term loan and working capital facilities.
- Source
- IB Produce Marketing Loan — eNWRs
- Page / section
- Type Of Facility
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Minimum incomeNo income threshold is published; eligibility depends on farmer-producer status, own harvested produce and eNWR conditions.View source
The page sets farmer and produce conditions rather than a salary floor.
- Source
- IB Produce Marketing eligibility review
- Page / section
- Eligibility
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Maximum amount₹1 lakh minimum and ₹75 lakh maximum per borrower.View source
The official quantum row publishes ₹1 lakh minimum and ₹75 lakh maximum per borrower.
- Source
- IB Produce Marketing quantum
- Page / section
- Quantum of Finance
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
TenureWithin the approved commodity period and shelf-life, subject to a maximum of 12 months.View source
The official repayment row sets a maximum of 12 months and the commodity's perishability.
- Source
- IB Produce Marketing repayment
- Page / section
- Repayment Period
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
EligibilityFarmers who own the harvested produce, are from the warehouse hinterland, do not store speculatively, have no duplicate finance on the produce and pledge an eNWR; an existing crop loan is adjusted from proceeds.View source
The official numbered eligibility conditions define farmer, produce, warehouse and existing-loan rules.
- Source
- IB Produce Marketing eligibility
- Page / section
- Eligibility
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Required documentsDuly filled application and a copy of the pledged storage receipt endorsed in favour of the bank, plus farmer and produce records requested for appraisal.View source
The official document list requires the application and endorsed storage receipt.
- Source
- IB Produce Marketing documentation
- Page / section
- Documents Required
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- ₹1 lakh minimum and ₹75 lakh maximum per borrower
- Available as demand loan, term loan or working capital
- Repayment within commodity shelf-life and no more than 12 months
- Farmers may qualify whether or not they have taken a crop loan
- eNWR-backed funding helps avoid distress sale of harvested produce
Eligibility
- All farmers are eligible, but the farmer-producer must be from the warehouse/cold-storage hinterland and must not store produce for hoarding or speculation.
- The produce must have been harvested by the applicant in that season and be free of another financial institution's charge; where a crop loan exists, proceeds are used to repay it.
- The pledged receipt must be issued by an approved National e-Repository (NERL) and endorsed in the bank's favour.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- Duly filled application form
- Electronic warehouse receipt endorsed in favour of Indian Bank
- Farmer and produce ownership/harvest records
- Crop-loan closure or adjustment evidence where applicable