Service Features
Service Items
Working Capital Loans
These are short-term financing solutions which provide borrowers with the capital needed for short-term, urgent, or cyclical operations. The loan tenor is limited to one year.
Overdraft
A short-term credit arrangement where the bank allows the borrower to make excess withdrawals from its check deposit account for a certain timeframe and within a certain limit, when the account contains insufficient balance to honor check payments.
Bill Discounts
These are advances granted to the borrower against bills. The bank purchases from the borrower bills or promissory notes that are not yet matured and collects upfront interest by purchasing at a discount. These advances are made with recourse to the borrower.
Check Discounts
These are advances granted to the borrower, when the borrower presents checks (or bills and promissory notes of smaller values for which bill discounts are impractical) for payment before the printed issuance date. This allows the company to collect cash early and use it for subsequent productions, which ultimately increases its output.
Deposit-backed Loan
Customers who encounter liquidity needs before their time deposits mature may borrow using their time deposits as collateral. Interest is charged at a margin over the time deposit interest.