Bank of India loan against FD is a facility for availing up to 90% of the fixed deposit as a loan. Generally, loan against FD rates range from 1% to 2% above your FD rate, and Bank of India confirms the final rate at the time of application. The application can be done using NetBanking or the BOI Mobile Omni Neo app.

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(Post Office)Some of the key features of a loan against FD are:
| Feature | Details |
| Facility | Loan or overdraft against an eligible Bank of India FD |
| Security | Bank of India fixed deposit |
| Interest rate | Normally 1% to 2% higher than the applicable FD interest rate depending on the terms of the deposit and facility |
| Loan amount | Up to 80% to 90% of the FD value as per the margin applicable, eligibility and the terms of the Bank of India. |
| Repayment | As agreed for the selected loan or overdraft facility |
| Tenure | As applicable to the selected facility |
| Application | Via NetBanking, BOI Mobile Omni Neo app or at branch |
| FD status | Your FD continues earning at original rate and remains active while pledged as security |
The main eligibility conditions include:
The FD should be held with Bank of India.
The deposit should be eligible to be offered as security.
The applicant should meet the applicable bank requirements.
Required KYC and loan documentation must be completed.
The applicable margin and other lending conditions must be met.
The facility is subject to Bank of India's approval.
The documents required may vary depending on the applicant and the type of facility. Typical document that customers would likely require:
Identity proof
Address proof
PAN number/correct tax information
The Bank of India account details are:
Fixed deposit details
Application for a loan/overdraft.
Required security documents
Bank of India loan against FD can be applied in both online and offline modes.
You can apply online through Bank of India’s digital banking channels.
Step 1: Visit BOI Internet Banking and log in.
Step 2: Navigate to the Loans / Advances section.
Step 3: Look for an option related to “Loan / Overdraft Against Securities / Deposits” (if available).
Step 4: Select your FD (if pledge‑able) or declare which FD you want to use as collateral.
Step 5: Enter the proposed loan / OD amount, tenure (if applicable), and other required details.
Step 6: Submit your request. The bank may ask you to visit a branch for lien‑marking of the FD.
Step 7: After verification, the bank disburses the loan or OD limit to your linked account / as per process.
You can also apply by visiting the Bank of India branch where your FD is held.
Step 1: At this very first step you need to visit your nearest branch.
Step 2: Request the “Overdraft / Loan Against Securities / Deposit” form.
Step 3: Fill out the application, specifying that you want to pledge your FD as collateral.
Step 4: Submit a copy of your FD receipt and proof of identity (PAN, Aadhaar, etc.).
Step 5: After your documentation submission bank verifies the documents and performs the KYC
Step 6: Once approved, BOI sanctions the loan / OD limit, and you can draw funds as agreed.
The tenure of the Bank of India Loan Against FD depends on the FD given as collateral. The loan with interest has to be repaid within the agreed tenure. You can make the repayment of the loan as per the repayment schedule. The FD remains pledged until full repayment of the loan and released lien.
Bank of India generally charges an interest rate 1% to 2% above the applicable FD rate for a loan or overdraft against an FD. Any applicable processing fees, service charges or other costs are subject to the bank's prevailing terms. Your FD stays pledged until the loan is repaid, subject to the applicable terms.
Bank of India offers both loan and overdraft facilities against eligible fixed deposits. A term loan is a loan of a fixed amount that you pay back according to the agreed repayment schedule. With an overdraft, you can draw funds up to the sanctioned limit and pay interest only on the amount you use. Choose the facility based on whether you need a fixed amount or flexible access to funds.
Choosing between a Loan Against FD and an BOI FD Premature Withdrawal comes down to your immediate cash needs, borrowing costs, and time remaining on your deposit:
Loan Against FD: Keeps your FD active and earning interest while giving you short-term funds without closing your deposit.
FD Premature Withdrawal: Closes your deposit completely before maturity, and your returns are calculated at a lower interest rate for the actual time held.
You can access funds prior to the maturity date of the FD without withdrawing the Fund.
FD continues to earn interest: In case of a pledged FD, it will continue to earn interest.
Maximum loan amount: Typically, one is able to borrow up to 80%-90% of the FD value.
Access to funds: This helps in getting the funds easily without closing your entire FD. You can get access to funds easily in case of an emergency.
Flexible Facility: This facility is flexible and can be performed anytime, whenever you need the funds against your FD.
There are some drawbacks associated with Bank of India Loan Against FD which you must consider before applying.
Your FD remains pledged as security until the outstanding loan or overdraft liability is settled and the applicable lien is released.
There is interest to pay on the loan amount.
Funds borrowed amount to a percentage of the FD value.
While the loan is outstanding, you cannot withdraw or close the FD that you pledged.
If the credit facility is a loan or similar, waiting to pay back can lead to further charges or an impact on the credit record.
Note: Before applying for any bank’s loan against FD it's essential to weigh the potential drawbacks alongside the benefits.
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