Key facts
What the official sources publish
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Loan typeSecured term finance against rent receivables from leased residential or commercial property.View source
The page describes finance against rent receivables and requires assignment of rent plus property security.
- Source
- IB Rent Encash — Indian Bank
- Page / section
- Scheme eligibility and facility
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Interest rate8.75%–10.25% p.a. floating under the current Indian Bank personal-segment rate table.View source
The current floating table lists IB Rent Encash at 8.75% to 10.25%.
- Source
- Indian Bank floating personal-segment rates
- Page / section
- Loan against Rent Receivables — IB Rent Encash
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
BenchmarkThe current rate table labels the rate floating but does not name a benchmark or spread.View source
A floating percentage is published without a named benchmark in the reviewed current table.
- Source
- Indian Bank IB Rent Encash benchmark review
- Page / section
- Loan against Rent Receivables
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
APRNo separate APR percentage is published on the current IB Rent Encash page or rate schedule.View source
The reviewed sources publish floating but no separate calculation.
- Source
- Indian Bank IB Rent Encash review
- Page / section
- Complete scheme criteria; interest-rate schedule
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Minimum incomeNo separate salary or annual-income threshold is published; eligibility is tied to qualifying property, rent receivables, lessee and lease-period criteria.View source
The page bases the amount on monthly rental value, lessee and unexpired lease period rather than a universal salary floor.
- Source
- IB Rent Encash income review
- Page / section
- Eligibility; loan amount
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Maximum amountHigh-grade lessee: up to ₹5 crore in Tier I/ II centres and ₹2 crore in other centres; other lessees: up to ₹2 crore in Tier I/ II centres and ₹1 crore in other centres, subject to the published rent and lease-period limits.View source
The official table publishes separate centre and lessee-category ceilings and also caps the amount by rent multiple.
- Source
- IB Rent Encash loan amount
- Page / section
- Loan amount
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
TenureHigh-grade lessee cases: maximum 120 months; other-lessee cases: maximum 84 months, or the residual lease period where shorter.View source
The page publishes 120-month and 84-month maximums subject to the unexpired lease.
- Source
- IB Rent Encash repayment
- Page / section
- Repayment
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Processing fee1% of the loan amount under the current personal-segment processing-fee schedule.View source
The current schedule lists Rent Encash /IB Rental at 1.00% on the loan amount.
- Source
- Indian Bank processing fee schedule
- Page / section
- Ind Mortgage Scheme — Rent Encash / IB Rental
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Prepayment / foreclosureFor individuals, term-loan prepayment is nil. For non-individuals, term-loan and overdraft prepayment is 2% plus GST on the higher of outstanding balance or drawing limit.View source
The published criteria differentiate individual term-loan prepayment from non-individual and overdraft charges.
- Source
- IB Rent Encash prepayment
- Page / section
- Prepayment / foreclosure
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
EligibilityOwner of residential or commercial property let or proposed to be let to an eligible tenant; amount depends on rent, lessee category, centre and unexpired lease period.View source
The page identifies property owners and qualifying lease/rent characteristics as the core eligibility test.
- Source
- IB Rent Encash eligibility
- Page / section
- Eligibility
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Required documentsKYC and constitution records, property title and valuation, lease/rent evidence, lessee details, and assignment/escrow and mortgage documentation.View source
The scheme requires property and rent-receivable security documentation; the branch may request supporting financial records.
- Source
- IB Rent Encash documentation
- Page / section
- Security; documentation
- Accessed
- 31 Aug 2026
- Confidence
- high
Benefits and features
- High-grade lessee cases: up to ₹5 crore in Tier I/
II centres and ₹2 crore in other centres - Other-lessee cases: up to ₹2 crore in Tier I/
II centres and ₹1 crore in other centres - Repayment can extend to 120 or 84 months, subject to residual lease period
- Prepayment rules are published separately for individuals and non-individuals
Eligibility
- The applicant must own residential or commercial property let, or proposed to be let, to an eligible lessee. The sanctioned amount depends on monthly rent, lessee category, centre and the unexpired lease period.
- High-grade lessees include banks, public-sector undertakings, government organisations, reputed companies and firms meeting the page's published criteria.
Passing a listed condition does not mean the bank will approve an application.
Documents the bank lists
- and constitution documents
- Registered lease or rent agreement and rent-receivable evidence
- Property title, valuation and mortgage documents
- Lessee details and assignment/escrow documentation
- Income-tax and banking records as requested by the bank