Kindly navigate to the “Loans” option at the bottom of the Home screen, and then tap the blue “Make a Payment” button to conveniently make a repayment via netbanking, debit card, or UPI without bank charges.
If you have never activated netbanking on your account, please visit your nearest bank branch. You will have to fill out a simple form and it will get activated in a few days.
If you did not receive a debit card when you opened your bank account, please visit your nearest bank branch, and they will be able to assist with you getting a debit card.
If you have never used UPI before, download a UPI app (BHIM, PhonePe, Tez, etc.) onto your phone and create a virtual payments address (vpa) that is linked to your bank account. Once you have created your unique vpa, select payment via UPI in the Branch app, enter your vpa, and follow the instructions displayed on the screen to complete the payment.
If you want to repay the loan in one payment, we advise that you do it on your first repayment date to make sure that you are not late on any of your loan repayments. You cannot skip your repayments and pay the whole loan on the last due date as this will negatively affect your future loan amounts. Please note that prepayment and foreclosure charges would be applicable in this case. Refer to the KFS (Key Fact Statement) for details.
To view your repayment information, tap on your loan balance on the Home screen or the “Loans” option at the bottom of the Home screen, then tap on “Repayment Schedule”. You will be able to see your installments, due dates and the amounts due on those dates.
Repayments can take up to 24 hours to reflect. If it has been 24 hours since you made your repayment and it hasn't reflected, kindly send us the transaction confirmation message you received when you repaid your loan. We will follow up and update your account.
Yes, you can repay your loan partially or in full before your due date. Prepayment and foreclosure charges may apply, and are typically a small percentage of the amount repaid early. Check your Repayment Schedule (tap "Loans" on the Home screen) or your Key Fact Statement (KFS) for exact charges.
If there's no overdue amount on your loan, any extra you pay above your scheduled EMI reduces your outstanding principal — which lowers the interest calculated going forward. This adjustment is applied to your last EMI(s), so your upcoming due dates and EMI amount stay the same. Depending on how much extra you've paid, this may remove one or more EMIs at the end of your schedule, or simply reduce the amount due on your final EMI. Prepayment charges may apply — see your Key Fact Statement (KFS) for details.
Auto-debit makes repaying your Branch loan easy! After requesting a loan, tap 'Set up Auto-Debit' and open a new window where you will enter your payment details. If successful, your payments will be debited automatically at each subsequent repayment date. You can also set up and manage your auto-debit preferences in the 'My Account' section of your Branch app by tapping 'Financial Accounts' and then selecting 'Auto-debit.' Kindly note that your bank may charge a fee for setting up auto-debit.
To exit your loan by exercising the cool-off period option, please go to Loans >> click on “Make a Payment” >> select “Total due” >> click “Continue” within one day of disbursement to see the revised amount that you need to repay. In this scenario, the processing fee and GST will be retained, and interest will be proportionately waived off.
Reducing Balance Interest is a method where interest is calculated only on the remaining loan amount after each repayment, instead of the original loan amount. This means your interest decreases as your loan balance reduces.
- Make prepayments: Reduce your loan balance early to save on future interest.
- Opt for shorter tenures: Shorter loan terms lead to lower total interest payments.
- Maintain a high credit score: A good credit score can help you secure better interest rates and save more over time.
Your overdue amount includes the unpaid EMI, applicable penalties (e.g., late payment charges), and any additional interest accrued due to the delay. These charges are added to your repayment schedule until the overdue amount is cleared.
If you pay more than what's owed and your loan is fully closed, the extra amount is refunded to your bank account.
Foreclosure means paying off the remaining balance of your loan before the tenure ends. This can save you on future interest, but a foreclosure fee may apply based on your loan terms. Check your "Repayment Schedule" for more details.