
SIDBI Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme
To facilitate the flow of credit to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises for meeting credit needs, the Small Industrial Development Bank of India (SIDBI) has launched the SIDBI Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme. Under this scheme, financial assistance is provided to eligible MSMEs for the purchase of capital equipment, and raw materials, which forms a part of the project cost against which SIDBI has sanctioned assistance. For more details on Types of letters of CreditThe objective of the Scheme
The primary objective of the SIDBI Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme is to meet the credit needs of MSME for the purchase of capital equipment, and raw materials against the Working Capital assistance.Key Features of the INLC Scheme
The key feature of the SIDBI Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme is as follows:- It is one of the quick delivery products of SIDBI; a loan under the scheme will sanction within 2 days.
- SIDBI provides up to 100% finance for existing and new Ministry of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (existing customers of SIDBI)
- Under this step scheme, enterprises will get funding to meet the credit needs of MSME.
- To avail of the loan under the scheme, the borrower does not need to pay any processing fee.
- Simplified documentation is the feature of the SIDBI Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme
Purpose Inland Letters of Credit (INLCs) Scheme
- The financial assistance under the Inland Letters of Credit (INLCs) Scheme is provided for the purchase of capital equipment, which forms part of the project cost against which SIDBI has sanctioned assistance.
- An Inland Letter of Credit is also provided for the purchase of raw material against the Working Capital assistance sanctioned by SIDBI
Eligible Enterprises for INLC Scheme
Small Industrial Development Bank of India (SIDBI) offers financial assistance to its existing MSME customers:Financial Assistance Offered
Small Industrial Development Bank of India (SIDBI) offers need-based financial assistance to their existing MSME customers under the Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme. INLC is sanctioned to the unit as a sub-limit, i.e. the total Fund-based and non-fund-based exposure at any point of time shall not exceed the aggregate financial assistance sanctioned to the customer.Financial Parameters
SIDBI is offering Satisfying minimum financial parameters under the Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme.Margin Details
Margin is Not applicable, since INLC is proposed to be opened against aggregate sanctioned assistance where the margin/promoter contribution requirements have already been taken into account.Security Details
Since the INLC facility shall form part of the aggregate sanctioned assistance, no separate security norms have been stipulated.New conditions to be imposed
Other special new conditions Depend on the operational requirements of the customers.Documentation for INLC Scheme
SIDBI offers a simple one-page application and built-in checklist for the SIDBI Inland Letter of Credit (INLC) Scheme. The Standard KYC checks and due diligence are also available for the INLC Scheme.INLC Scheme Application Procedure
The eligible MSME needs to access the SIDBI’s online application page to apply to the scheme. The online Registration Login page will display, by clicking on the Registration tab, a new user can register in SIDBI and avail of the loan. The applicant entity needs to provide the details of Enterprise Name, Phone number, Email, and Proposed Total Loan Requirement. On successful registration, the user name and password will be provided to the entity. After login into the portal, the applicant needs to fill in a simple one-page application and built-in checklist. After the Standard KYC checks and due diligence, the loan amount will be credited to the applicant’s account within 48 hours.About the Author
RENU SURESHRenu Suresh is a proficient writer with a knack for turning intricate legal concepts into clear, actionable advice. Her articles empower entrepreneurs by providing the knowledge they need to navigate the complexities of business laws, ensuring they can start and manage their businesses effectively.
Updated on: April 6th, 2022
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