KFC CUB Arrangement

Key Features

Financial Assistance

Component

Assistance Provided

Detailed Explanation (with example)

Minimum Loan Amount

₹5,00,000

This is the base amount you can avail. Example: A small manufacturing unit needing funds to buy raw material can apply for ₹5 lakh or more.

Working Capital Finance

As assessed by KFC

Loan amount depends on your turnover, cash cycle, and operational needs. Example: If your monthly operating cycle needs ₹12 lakh, assistance may be structured accordingly.

Interest & Repayment

As per KFC norms

Interest rate and repayment period are finalised at sanction stage based on business risk profile and repayment capacity.

Eligibility Criteria

Who can apply:

Who cannot apply:

Documents Required

Application process for the scheme

Option 1: Apply with Bullit (Recommended)

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Option 2: Apply Online via KFC Portal

  1. Go to KFC’s Apply Online / Track Application portal
  2. Create/login to your account
  3. Choose the relevant working capital / scheme option
  4. Fill business and promoter details and upload documents
  5. Submit and track status online

Option 3: Apply through KFC Branch/Office Support

  1. Contact KFC through helpline/email or visit the office/branch
  2. Request working capital assistance under KFC–CUB Arrangement
  3. Submit application with financials and supporting documents
  4. Appraisal → sanction → disbursement (as per KFC process

Related Schemes

Frequently asked questions

What is the KFC–CUB Arrangement loan scheme?

It’s KFC’s working capital product where the support is offered as Working Capital (WC) facilities, and KFC has also reported an MoU with City Union Bank (CUB) for virtual working capital arrangements through banking-system integration. Practically, it’s meant to help eligible businesses manage operational cash-flow needs like inventory and receivables without disruptions.

Is KFC–CUB Arrangement a term loan or a working capital loan?

This scheme is clearly positioned as a working capital (WC) facility. That means it is designed for recurring operational needs rather than only long-term asset purchase. If your requirement is capex-heavy (machinery, building, expansion), KFC may route you to a different product category.

What is the minimum loan amount under KFC–CUB Arrangement?

As per KFC’s scheme listing, the minimum loan amount is ₹5 lakh. This is helpful for smaller units as well, because working capital gaps often begin at modest levels (purchase cycles, supplier payments, receivable delays). Final sanction still depends on appraisal and documentation.

Who should consider applying for this scheme?

Businesses that have a running operation and face liquidity pressure due to credit sales, seasonal inventory build-up, delayed receivables, or bulk purchase requirements can consider it. If your bottleneck is “cash stuck in the cycle,” a WC facility is typically more suitable than a long-term loan, subject to KFC’s credit checks.

How do I apply for KFC–CUB Arrangement online?

KFC provides an online route via its Apply Online / Track Application portal. You generally submit enterprise details, promoter KYC, and financial documents, then track application progress digitally. If you prefer assisted filing, you can also apply via the guided Bullit route listed above.

What does “virtual working capital arrangement with CUB” mean here?

KFC’s Annual Report (2021–22) notes that KFC entered an MoU with City Union Bank for virtual working capital arrangements by integrating their core banking systems. In simple terms, it indicates a structured bank-linked mechanism that can make WC operations smoother and more trackable, depending on implementation and borrower journey.