PM SVANidhi - 1st Tranche Collateral-Free Micro Loan (₹10,000)
Primary Lending Institution:Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI)
₹10,000 collateral-free working capital loan for street vendors with 7% interest subsidy.
Requires street vendor identification (Certificate of Vending or ULB Letter of Recommendation). Strictly capped at ₹10,000 for 1st cycle.
What is PM SVANidhi - 1st Tranche Collateral-Free Micro Loan (₹10,000)?
First-step micro-credit facility administered by MoHUA and SIDBI enabling urban street vendors to resume or scale livelihoods with a collateral-free working capital loan up to ₹10,000.
Key Benefits & Features
7% interest subvention paid directly by MoHUA into savings account; up to ₹100 monthly cashback on digital UPI transactions; builds formal credit bureau footprint.
7% per annum interest subsidy directly credited to bank account; digital cashback up to ₹1,200/year
Enterprise Eligibility Criteria
Street vendors engaged in vending in urban areas on or before March 24, 2020, with Certificate of Vending (CoV) or Letter of Recommendation (LoR) from Urban Local Body.
How to Apply (3 Verified Paths)
Apply via PM SVANidhi mobile app or ULB help desk.
Apply at pmsvanidhi.mohua.gov.in using Aadhaar-linked mobile number.
Visit nearest commercial bank, Common Service Centre (CSC), or Municipality office.
Documents Required Checklist
Aadhaar Card, Vending Certificate / ID card or Letter of Recommendation (LoR) from Town Vending Committee (TVC), Bank passbook.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the interest subsidy under PM SVANidhi?
Beneficiaries receive an interest subsidy of 7% per annum credited directly into their bank accounts on a quarterly basis.
What cashback is offered for digital transactions?
Vendors earn up to ₹100 per month (₹1,200 annually) as direct cashback for accepting merchant digital UPI payments.
Can a vendor get a second loan after repaying ₹10,000?
Yes. Timely repayment of the 1st tranche automatically makes the vendor eligible for the 2nd tranche of ₹20,000.
What if a vendor does not have a vending ID card?
Vendors without identity cards can obtain a Letter of Recommendation (LoR) from their Urban Local Body / Town Vending Committee.