Scheme Assessment
We review your business profile and match eligible government schemes.
We help you identify, apply, and secure CGTMSE, DCGS, MUDRA, Startup Business Loan, PMEGP, and MSME schemes — with clear eligibility guidance and lender-ready documentation.
6+
Government Schemes
₹2 Cr+
CGTMSE Cover Available
0 Collateral
On Eligible MSME Loans
Pan-India
Bank & Agency Network
Click on any scheme to explore eligibility, benefits, and required documents.
CGTMSE enables MSMEs to access collateral-free credit from banks and NBFCs. The trust provides credit guarantee cover, reducing lender risk and helping eligible businesses secure term loans and working capital without pledging assets.
Max Amount
Up to ₹10 Cr
Interest Rate
As per bank / NBFC norms
Tenure
Up to 10 years (working capital: 5 years)
Collateral
Not required (guarantee cover)
Delhi Credit Guarantee Scheme (DCGS) supports eligible Micro and Small Enterprises in NCT of Delhi with credit facilities of up to ₹10 crore and guarantee coverage of up to 95%, implemented through eligible Member Lending Institutions with CGTMSE.
Max Amount
Up to ₹10 Crore
Guarantee Coverage
Up to 95%
Tenure
As per lender & facility terms
Collateral
Collateral-free / reduced-collateral, subject to scheme & lender norms
Subject to applicable DCGS guidelines, borrower eligibility and lender assessment.
MUDRA provides refinance support to banks and NBFCs for lending to non-corporate, non-farm small/micro enterprises. Loans are categorized as Shishu (up to ₹50K), Kishore (₹50K–₹5L), and Tarun (₹5L–₹10L) based on business stage.
Max Amount
Up to ₹10 Lakh (Shishu / Kishore / Tarun)
Interest Rate
Competitive rates from partner banks
Tenure
Up to 5 years
Collateral
Typically not required
Finance support for starting and growing a business — with access to institutional credit and applicable government scheme benefits, subject to lender and scheme assessment.
Max Amount
As per applicable scheme & lender
Government Support
Interest Subsidy / Credit-Linked Benefits, where applicable
Tenure
As per lender & scheme terms
Collateral
As per applicable scheme and lender guidelines
Loan amount, subsidy/benefits, collateral requirements, interest rate and other terms are subject to the applicable scheme guidelines and lender assessment.
PMEGP is a credit-linked subsidy scheme to generate employment by promoting new micro enterprises. Margin money subsidy is provided on project cost, making it attractive for first-generation entrepreneurs in manufacturing and service sectors.
Max Amount
Up to ₹50 Lakh (manufacturing) / ₹20 Lakh (service)
Interest Rate
As per bank norms
Tenure
3–7 years (as per project)
Collateral
As per bank policy; subsidy reduces project cost
The Ministry of MSME runs multiple central schemes — including credit support, technology upgradation, cluster development, and market assistance — to strengthen competitiveness of micro, small, and medium enterprises across India.
Max Amount
Varies by scheme
Interest Rate
Scheme-specific
Tenure
Scheme-specific
Collateral
Varies by programme
End-to-end support from scheme matching to sanction and disbursement.
We review your business profile and match eligible government schemes.
Clear guidance on criteria, subsidy benefits, and lender options.
Help preparing project reports, forms, and lender-ready documentation.
Coordinate with banks and agencies until sanction and disbursement.
We facilitate CGTMSE, DCGS, MUDRA, Startup Business Loan, PMEGP, and central MSME programmes. Our team maps your profile to the schemes you are most likely to qualify for.
Many schemes — especially CGTMSE and MUDRA — are designed to reduce collateral requirements. PMEGP and Startup Business Loan terms vary by scheme and lender. We clarify what applies to your case before you apply.
Timelines vary by scheme and lender, typically ranging from 2 to 4 weeks for complete files. Our documentation support helps avoid delays caused by incomplete applications.
Yes — schemes like Startup Business Loan, PMEGP, and MUDRA Shishu cater to new and early-stage enterprises. CGTMSE and other programmes also support eligible new MSME units subject to lender policy.
Typical requirements include KYC, Udyam registration, business proof, bank statements, GST returns, and project reports. Exact lists depend on the scheme — we provide a tailored checklist for your application.
Share your business profile. Our advisors will map the right government scheme and help you apply — free consultation, no obligation.