Gold eligibility
Purity, weight, jewellery type and lender acceptance determine the eligible value. The lender's appraiser makes the final assessment.
See roughly what your gold could fetch, understand how lenders value it, and know the repayment terms before you pledge anything.
Gold loans suit short- or medium-term funding when you are comfortable pledging eligible gold jewellery. The amount depends on the lender's valuation, purity, weight and applicable loan-to-value norms.
Illustration only. The gold rate is your input, and the lender's appraiser sets the final valuation after a purity test. Not an offer.
Purity, weight, jewellery type and lender acceptance determine the eligible value. The lender's appraiser makes the final assessment.
You are funded against a share of the assessed gold value. The share is set by the lender within regulatory limits.
Interest servicing and principal repayment options vary across lenders and schemes. Check them before you pledge.
The paperwork is usually lighter than for property-backed loans, but exact requirements remain lender specific.
Your gold is a personal asset. Clear answers now avoid surprises later.
Ask about the purity test, the rate used and any deductions.
Servicing can be monthly, periodic or at maturity, depending on the scheme.
Understand overdue charges, notices and the auction process before pledging.
Decide how and when you will repay before the gold leaves your hands.
Shubhbank helps you plan and connect with suitable lenders. Valuation, approval and final terms are decided by the lender.
Any gold is accepted.
Purity, weight and jewellery type decide what a lender accepts and how it is valued.
The loan equals the full value of my gold.
You are funded against a share of the assessed value, known as loan-to-value.
A higher loan is always better.
More funding means larger repayments. Borrow what you need and can repay.
I lose my jewellery once I pledge it.
Your gold is returned after eligible dues are cleared, under the lender's terms.