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IndusInd Bank Personal Loan

IndusInd Bank is a private-sector bank that lends personal loans to salaried and self-employed borrowers. Its published starting rate sits in the middle of the banks we track, but its standard processing fee is one of the highest, which makes the fee, not the rate, the number to negotiate. Below are IndusInd's published rate and fee, a worked example of what they cost, and what to ask before you sign.

By FinancePaisa Editorial Team · Research & editorialUpdated · 3 min read

Rates checked against the lenders' official pages on 28 September 2026. Your actual rate depends on your profile; confirm with the lender before you apply.

Official rate pages: IndusInd Bank

Interest rate
10.49% p.a.
Processing fee
3.5% (1.5% to 2% during offers)

How it compares: a starting rate of 10.49% is 0.49 percentage points above the median of 10.00% across the 6 lenders we track for this product. Starting rates go to the strongest applicants; compare the rate you are actually quoted.

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Key terms

  • Interest rate

    IndusInd Bank
    From 10.49% p.a.
  • Processing fee

    IndusInd Bank
    3.5% of the loan; 1.5% to 2% during offers
  • Maximum rate, loan amount, tenure

    IndusInd Bank
    Not on the rate page: ask for the Key Facts Statement

Worked example: what the fee does to your cost

Take ₹5 lakh over 60 months at the starting rate of 10.49%. The EMI is ₹10,744 and the total interest ₹1,44,668. The fee is deducted before the money reaches you, and GST is added to it. At the standard 3.5%, ₹20,650 is deducted, you receive ₹4,79,350, and the effective annual cost is about 12.34%. At a 2% offer fee, ₹11,800 is deducted and the effective cost is about 11.53%. On this loan the fee difference alone is worth ₹8,850.

How IndusInd compares with other banks we track

Starting rates and fees from each bank's own website. Compare the APR in each Key Facts Statement for your actual offer.
  • HDFC Bank

    Starting rate
    9.99%
    Processing fee
    Up to ₹6,500 + GST
    Rate checked
    11 Oct 2026
  • SBI (Xpress Credit)

    Starting rate
    10.00%
    Processing fee
    Up to 1.5% (₹1,000 to ₹15,000) + GST
    Rate checked
    28 Sept 2026
  • ICICI Bank

    Starting rate
    9.99%
    Processing fee
    —
    Rate checked
    28 Sept 2026
  • Axis Bank

    Starting rate
    9.99%
    Processing fee
    1.5% to 2% + GST
    Rate checked
    28 Sept 2026
  • Kotak Mahindra

    Starting rate
    10.99%
    Processing fee
    —
    Rate checked
    28 Sept 2026
  • IndusInd Bank

    Starting rate
    10.49%
    Processing fee
    3.5% (1.5% to 2% during offers)
    Rate checked
    28 Sept 2026

What to ask IndusInd before you accept

  • The processing fee in rupees, and whether an offer fee of 1.5% to 2% applies to you.
  • The APR in the Key Facts Statement, which includes the fee, so you can compare it with other banks' offers.
  • Prepayment and foreclosure charges, and any lock-in period.
  • Whether insurance is bundled into the loan, and whether it is optional.

Who an IndusInd personal loan suits

  • Borrowers who get a pre-approved or offer-period quote with a fee of 2% or less.
  • Existing IndusInd customers whose quoted rate beats the banks in the table above.

Frequently asked questions

What is the IndusInd Bank personal loan interest rate?

From 10.49% p.a. on IndusInd's rate page. The rate you are offered depends on your credit score, income, employer and loan amount.

What is the IndusInd personal loan processing fee?

Up to 3.5% of the loan amount, or 1.5% to 2% during offers, plus GST. It is deducted from the amount disbursed.

Is a 3.5% processing fee high?

It is at the higher end of the banks we track. HDFC charges a flat amount up to ₹6,500, and Axis charges 1.5% to 2%. On a large loan the difference can be tens of thousands of rupees.

Sources & references

Rates, fees, eligibility, and product terms cited on this page reflect the sources above at the time of publication and may have changed since. Always verify directly with the lender or regulator.

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