Eligibility
The following are the eligibility criteria for opening a Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit account:
- A resident Indian citizen or NRI or OCI, or PIO can open an FD account in Bajaj Finance
- Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) is eligible to open an FD account
- Clubs, associations, and societies are eligible to open an FD account
- Family trusts are eligible to open an FD account
- Sole proprietorships, partnership firms, and companies including group companies can also open an FD account
Documents Required
The following documents must be submitted to complete the application process:
- For individuals, the documents required to open a Bajaj Finance FD account are:
- Passport size photograph of the investor
- PAN card
- approved ID documents like Aadhaar card, Driving License, Voter ID, and Passport
- For Public or Private Limited Company, the required documents are:
- Certificate of incorporation or registration
- Memorandum and articles of association
- Board resolution for opening an account
- Company PAN
- Latest electricity bill or telephone bill or bank account statement.
- KYC of the authorized signatories.
- For a partnership firm, the required documents are:
- Certificate of registration
- PAN
- Partnership deed
- KYC of the authorized signatories.
- For Hindu Undivided Family or HUF, the required documents are:
- PAN
- Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) deed and declaration
- KYC of Karta
- For Statutory Board or Local Authorities, the required documents are:
- Copy the permission to invest granted by the Government Authority or respective Ministry
- Certificate of incorporation or registration
- PAN Card
- Latest electricity bill or telephone bill or bank account statement.
- KYC of the authorized signatories.
- For Registered societies, the required documents are:
- Certificate of incorporation or registration
- Board resolution for the investment
- PAN Card
- Latest electricity bill or telephone bill or bank account statement
- KYC of the authorized signatories
How to Invest in a Bajaj Finance Fixed Deposit Account?
Bajaj Finance Limited company has two methods of FD account opening online and offline mode. They also accept deposits in three methods: offline, online, and systematic deposit plan (SDP).
Here’s how you can invest in the scheme:
- For the offline method, you have to visit any nearest Bajaj Finserv branch and submit the application form. A complete KYC must be done along with submitting a cheque. The account becomes functional once the process is complete. You can open a fixed deposit account or a systematic deposit plan account as per your requirement.
- For the online method, you have to follow these steps:
- Visit their official website.
- Under products, click on ‘Fixed Deposit.’
- You have to click on ‘Invest Now.’
- You have to enter your mobile number and date of birth and verify the OTP to continue.
- If you are an existing customer, you just have to enter the nominee’s details to continue. In case you are a new customer, complete the KYC process by PAN or Aadhar or by uploading documents.
- Enter investment details such as investment amount, tenor, and interest payout type, and also provide your bank account details.
- Now complete the payment. You can pay using Net Banking or UPI. However, you can only deposit up to Rs 1,00,000 through UPI.
- For the online opening of a Systematic Deposit Plan (SDP) Account, you have to follow these steps:
- Visit their official website.
- Under products, click on ‘Fixed Deposit.’
- You have to click on ‘Invest Now.’
- You have to enter your mobile number and date of birth and verify the OTP to continue.
- If you are an existing customer, you just have to enter the nominee’s details to continue. In case you are a new customer, then complete the KYC process by PAN or Aadhar or by uploading documents
- Choose your preferred scheme and enter the investment details, such as deposit amount, deposit frequency, and tenor, with your bank account details. Also, select the auto-debit date for the systematic deposits.
- Now complete the payment. You can pay using Net Banking or UPI. However, you can only deposit up to Rs 1,00,000 with UPI.