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SBI Gold Loan: Know How To Take SBI Gold Loan

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SBI Gold Loan is offering between 7% to 29% interest

The demand for gold loans has been strong amid the Covid-19 crisis. SBI is offering Gold Loan at interest ranging between 7% to 29%. SBI is offering Gold Loan on the lowest document. Here jewelery can be pledged along with coins. In the current situation, gold is the safest and easiest way to get instant money in case of an emergency.


There are many benefits of taking a loan through YONO SBI. You can take loan in these four ways

1- Apply for loan

Login to your YONO account

On the home page, click Menu (three lines) in the top left

Click on Loan

Click on Gold Loan

Click on Apply Now

Fill the Jewelery details (Type, Quantity, Carat and Net Weight) along with all other details available in the dropdown (Home Type, Business Type), Fill the Net Monthly Income and Submit the Application.

2) Visit the branch with the gold

Go to the branch with pledged gold, 2 photos and KYC documents

3) Sign the document

4) Get a loan

Who can avail SBI Gold Loan?

Persons above 18 years of age with stable source of income including pensioners (no proof of income required) etc.
Required Documents

Application for gold loan with two copies of photographs

Proof of Identity with proof of address

loan amount

Minimum – Rs 20,000

Maximum – Rs 50 lakh

rate of interest


Currently, SBI is offering gold loans to customers at a minimum interest rate of 7.5 percent.

loan tenure

36 months

Where to apply for Gold Loan?

YONO and SBI Branch

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