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SBI branches after the issuing post office transfers the eligible certificate as security to SBI

Key facts

What the official sources publish

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Eligible collateralNational Savings Certificates VIII Issue or Kisan Vikas Patras owned by the borrower and transferable by the issuing post office to SBI as security
Source 1
Maximum financeUp to 60% of certificate face value plus accrued interest, with no published rupee ceiling while the required margin is maintained
Source 2
Published margin40% of certificate face value plus accrued interest
Source 3
Current published rate11.20% p.a. effective 15 August 2025, based on one-year MCLR of 8.70% plus 2.50%Effective 15 Aug 2025
Source 4
Repayment periodAligned to the remaining maturity of the pledged NSC or KVP; outstanding must not exceed certificate maturity value
Source 5
Processing fee0.35% of loan amount, minimum ₹500 and maximum ₹2,500, plus applicable GST
Source 6
Facility and channelDemand loan or overdraft through SBI branches only
Source 7

Benefits and features

  • Borrowing against NSC or KVP without immediate encashment
  • Demand-loan and overdraft choices
  • No published rupee ceiling when margin is maintained
  • No published prepayment penalty
  • Same-day sanction described as normal, not guaranteed

Eligibility

  • The applicant must be at least 18 and own the pledged certificates.
  • A non-customer must first open an SBI savings account.
  • The issuing post office must transfer the certificate as security.
  • Use is general-purpose but not speculative.

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

Documents the bank lists

  • Branch loan application and KYC
  • Eligible original NSC or KVP ownership evidence
  • Post-office transfer and SBI security documentation
  • SBI savings-account details

Field-level evidence

Where each fact came from

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Eligible collateral

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Third-party certificates are not accepted under the published eligibility rules.
Source
SBI Loan against NSC/KVP
Page / section
Eligibility and Eligible security
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13 Aug 2026
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2

Maximum finance

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The percentage is a ceiling, not an entitlement.
Source
SBI Loan against NSC/KVP
Page / section
Features
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13 Aug 2026
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3

Published margin

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Outstanding borrowing must stay within the certificate's maturity value.
Source
SBI Loan against NSC/KVP
Page / section
Features — Margin
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13 Aug 2026
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4

Current published rate

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The current rate table supersedes the stale May 2024 rate embedded on the product page.
Source
SBI Loans Against Securities and Bank Time Deposits — Rate of Interest
Page / section
Loans Against Securities rate table
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13 Aug 2026
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5

Repayment period

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No universal month count is inferred because the certificate's remaining maturity governs.
Source
SBI Loan against NSC/KVP
Page / section
Repayment
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13 Aug 2026
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6

Processing fee

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The page also states that no prepayment penalty applies.
Source
SBI Loan against NSC/KVP
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Features — charges
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13 Aug 2026
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Facility and channel

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The reviewed page does not publish a digital application route.
Source
SBI Loan against NSC/KVP
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Features — Type and Availability
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13 Aug 2026
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