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Loan type and useSecured loan against pledged gold jewellery/ornaments; the page permits legitimate personal or business use, but excludes speculative land/gold purchases, capital-market investments and anti-social purposes.View source
The page describes a loan against gold and states that legitimate personal/business purposes are permitted while the listed speculative and anti-social purposes are prohibited.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Overview; Gold Loan — permitted use
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Historical bank ROIQ1 FY2026–27: 10.01%–15.50% p.a.; average 11.56%. The page does not show a current-quarter range; the borrower's fixed rate is stated in the sanction letter.View source
The product page labels its table 26-27 (minimum 10.01%, maximum 15.50%, average 11.56%); the linked terms say the customer's fixed rate is specified in the sanction letter. The figure is historical by this review date.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Gold Loan Interest Rates — data for 2026–27; compared with Gold Loan terms page
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Rate settingFixed rate stated in the sanction letter; calculated per annum with monthly rests. The applicable rate and payment dates follow the sanction terms.View source
The T&C says the fixed rate is mentioned in the sanction letter, calculated per annum with monthly rest, and payable on the due date stated in the sanction letter.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — terms and conditions
- Page / section
- Rate of interest and payment terms
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Historical APRQ1 FY2026–27: 10.33%–15.82%; average 11.88%. This is a past-quarter disclosure, not a current personal quote.Effective 1 Apr 2026View source
The page reports FY26-27 APR minimum 10.33%, maximum 15.82%, average 11.88%; no later-quarter is displayed.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Gold Loan Interest Rates — data for 2026–27
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Maximum loan amountUp to ₹1 crore.View source
The product page and the February 2026 release each state a maximum of ₹1 crore; the actual amount is based on gold valuation and bank assessment.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Benefits; Gold Loan — features; corroborated by the February 2026 bank release
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Maximum tenureUp to 36 months.View source
The product page and the linked terms both state a maximum repayment tenure of 36 months.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — terms and conditions
- Page / section
- Opening terms — maximum repayment tenure; product-page benefits
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Income documentationThe page says income proof is not needed for loans up to ₹20 lakh; this is a document rule for that amount band, not a minimum-income threshold.View source
The page says no income proof is needed up to ₹20 lakh. The application form requests an income band but does not set a minimum income eligibility figure.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Eligibility criteria and Gold Loan Application Form — net annual income bands
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
EligibilityIndividual borrowers aged 18–75. The bank may request additional documents for sanction. No income proof is required for a loan up to ₹20 lakh, according to the product page.View source
The page specifies individual borrowers aged 18–75 and says the bank may seek additional documents where needed.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Gold Loan Eligibility and Documentation
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Published documentsIdentity proof; residence proof; photograph; signature proof. The bank may request further documents for sanction.View source
The product page lists these four document types and reserves the right to request additional documents.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Documentation
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Processing and valuation feesProcessing: up to 1% of loan amount + GST. Gold valuation: ₹750 + GST for loans up to ₹2 lakh; ₹1,000 + GST above ₹2 lakh. State stamp duty/ statutory charges apply separately.View source
The schedule states up to 1% of loan amount plus , valuation fees of ₹750 plus through ₹2 lakh and ₹1,000 plus above ₹2 lakh, and state-law stamp/statutory charges.
- Source
- Gold Loan — Schedule of Charges
- Page / section
- Page 1 — Processing Fee, Gold Valuation Charges and Stamp Duty rows
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Prepayment / foreclosure charge — source conflictThe Schedule of Charges says 1% + GST on the outstanding loan amount for foreclosure and part-prepayment. The agreement template's schedule says 1% of the amount being paid; the percentage base conflicts and must be confirmed in the sanction documents.View source
SOC: 1% plus on outstanding loan amount. Agreement schedule: 1% charges of amount being paid. The clauses are preserved as written rather than silently choosing a base.
- Source
- Gold Loan — Schedule of Charges; Gold Loan Agreement
- Page / section
- SOC page 1 — prepayment/foreclosure and part-prepayment rows; agreement page 9 — schedule row 13
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Repayment optionsThe product page lists monthly-interest payment or rear-ended interest. The application form also has EMI and monthly checkboxes; the linked T&C and sanction terms govern which mode is actually offered to a borrower.View source
The product lists monthly interest and rear-ended interest; the form additionally presents and monthly checkboxes, subject to sanction terms.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — terms and conditions; application form
- Page / section
- Repayment options; application form page 1 — Interest Mode
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Gold valuation and custodyThe bank values the gold in the borrower's presence and seals it for custody. The agreement requires clear borrower ownership, allows bank inspection/assaying while dues remain, and makes lendable value and margin subject to bank/RBI policy and sanction.View source
The borrower declares ownership; valuation/assaying is performed under bank/ policy, the bank seals the security in the borrower's presence, and the agreement leaves the numeric margin to bank stipulation.
- Source
- Gold Loan Agreement
- Page / section
- Clauses 6–13, pages 2–3; corroborated by product page security description
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Other published fees and chargesCheque/ auto-debit return ₹200 + GST per instance; legal, repossession and incidental charges at actuals where applicable; auction charges at actuals. The schedule marks CIBIL report, instrument swap, rebooking, cancellation, local collection, partial security release/ replacement and collateral swap as NA.View source
All rows and the tax/statutory-charge footnote are reproduced in the product table. Renewal processing fees are not treated as current because the linked T&C says renewal stopped from 1 April 2025.
- Source
- Gold Loan — Schedule of Charges
- Page / section
- Page 1 — complete 16-row charges table
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Participating branchesThe bank's 20 February 2026 release says the service had expanded to 500 branches nationwide; the product page still says select cities. Check that the chosen branch offers Gold Loan service.Effective 20 Feb 2026View source
The release says Gold Loan was available at 500 branches after adding 245 branches; the product page has not replaced its older 'select cities' wording.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank expands Gold Loan network to 500 branches nationwide
- Page / section
- Full release dated 20 February 2026; product-page branch
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Disbursement modesThe product page lists account credit, Pay Order, NEFT and RTGS.View source
The page lists AC Credit, Pay Order, and as disbursal modes.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan — product page
- Page / section
- Gold Loan Eligibility — disbursal mode
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Gold-value shortfall and recovery conditionsThe terms page gives 5 days after notice to add gold security or part-pay when gold value falls; the agreement template gives 7 days. The agreement also permits gold sale after its stated notice period, but the terms page and agreement differ on auction notice timing. Surplus from an agreement-template sale is to be refunded within 7 days.View source
Terms page: 5 days after notice to add gold or part-pay. Agreement: 7 days to add security/part-pay, a separate clause requires at least 31 days' prior auction notice, and surplus is refunded within 7 days of sale.
- Source
- IndusInd Bank Gold Loan terms and Gold Loan Agreement
- Page / section
- Terms page — gold-value shortfall and recovery; agreement clauses 17–18, pages 3–4
- Accessed
- 30 Sept 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- The bank says disbursal can take one working day; actual timing depends on processing and sanction.
- The bank advertises additional discounts for women borrowers and people in the agricultural profession, but the reviewed page does not give the discount amount or conditions.
- No income proof is needed for loans up to ₹20 lakh, as stated on the product page.
Eligibility
- Individual borrowers aged 18–75.
- Gold valuation, loan amount, margin and approval remain subject to bank assessment and sanction.
- The agreement says the borrower must own the pledged gold and have clear title.
- The application form contains an Indian-citizenship declaration; the product page does not explain non-resident eligibility, so applicants should confirm this with the bank.
- Product page says no income proof is needed up to ₹20 lakh; the application form's income bands are not a minimum-income rule.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- Identity proof
- Residence proof
- Photograph
- Signature proof