Trade and Business Sector Scheme - HSFDC

Key Features

Financial Assistance

Component

Assistance Provided

Detailed Explanation of Component & Assistance Provided

Loan Amount

Up to ₹10 lakh

You can apply based on your business needs. For example, ₹4 lakh can be used to set up a grocery shop or trading unit.

Interest Rate

Concessional (as per HSFDC norms)

Lower interest rates help reduce EMI burden, making repayment manageable over time.

Activity Coverage

Trade and business activities

Includes retail shops, wholesale trading, repair services, and small service enterprises.

Eligibility Criteria

Non-Eligibility Conditions:

Documents Required

Application Process

Option 1: Apply with Bullit, Recommended

Start instantly with our guided application support, where our team verifies eligibility, prepares documentation, and coordinates with the Industries Department on your behalf. Using our business loans and compliance calendar, you can track progress while focusing on project execution, we manage the application end-to-end.

Option 2: Apply Online / Offline (Government Process)

Online (SARAL Portal):

Offline:

Frequently asked questions

What is the objective of the scheme?

The scheme aims to support Scheduled Caste individuals by providing financial assistance for starting or expanding trade and business activities.

Who can apply under this scheme?

Permanent residents of Haryana belonging to the Scheduled Caste category and meeting income criteria are eligible to apply.

What is the maximum loan amount available?

Loan assistance is available up to ₹10 lakh, depending on the nature and requirement of the business activity.

What types of businesses are supported?

The scheme supports retail, trading, and service-based businesses that generate sustainable income.

What is the interest rate under the scheme?

The interest rate is concessional and determined by HSFDC guidelines, making it lower than commercial lending rates.

Is collateral required for the loan?

Collateral requirements depend on loan amount and scheme guidelines, with smaller loans often having relaxed conditions.