
Build an incident timeline
Collect dates, caller details, received messages and a concise description of the conduct.

If recovery communication becomes threatening or abusive, start with a clear record and the correct complaint channel. Understand the concern before deciding what action to request.
SOL is a private support service, not a regulator, police unit or court. It cannot guarantee that calls stop or complaints succeed.
This service focuses on helping borrowers organize concerns about debt-recovery conduct and prepare clear communications. It does not cancel the debt, replace official complaint channels or itself investigate with regulatory powers.
RBI prohibits intimidation and harassment by covered lenders and recovery agents. [1]
Share the facts needed for the agreed support. Keep sensitive banking credentials private and retain your own copies of the evidence.

Collect dates, caller details, received messages and a concise description of the conduct.

Confirm which lender or authorized agency the communication relates to.

Set out the specific concern, supporting records and the response you are asking for.

Keep complaint references and review whether an official escalation route is available.
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Focus on what was said or done, rather than assuming every collection reminder is misconduct.
You can complain directly to the lender. SOL support is optional; confirm what is included before choosing a paid service.
For an immediate threat to physical safety, contact local police or emergency services. Do not wait for a service consultation.
Use the lender’s official complaint route, give specific facts and request an acknowledgement.
Ask for help organizing the incident record and wording your communication within an agreed service scope.
Check whether RBI’s current complaint process covers the concern and whether its filing conditions are met.
The aim is a usable complaint record—not a promised interruption of all collection activity.
Keep received messages, caller details and dates.
Match the concern to the lender and borrowing.
Explain the facts and request a specific response.
Preserve the reference and any written response.
Review current official conditions if the issue remains unresolved.
A complaint about conduct does not suspend payment obligations, court proceedings or response deadlines.
RBI’s recovery-agent rules address prohibited conduct; they do not erase legitimate dues.
Use the words, message or action involved rather than an unsupported accusation about everyone contacting you.
Review your account status separately. Resolving a complaint does not itself approve a settlement.
The RBI circular prohibits overdue-loan recovery calls before 8 AM and after 7 PM for covered lenders and agents. [1]
The Basic Plan below is a settlement-service reference. Confirm that it applies to your account and agreed service scope.
Premium Service fees may differ. Confirm partial-lakh billing, scope and applicable taxes in your agreement. Lender settlement payments use authorized lender routes; SOL fees are separate.
The Basic Plan shown is not a published standalone price for anti harassment cell. Ask SOL to confirm whether this support is included in a settlement agreement or quoted separately.
Official lender and bureau channels can also be used directly. A paid support service is optional.
A short, specific record makes it easier to explain the concern and track what happens next.
Never share banking passwords or OTPs with SOL. Verify payment instructions independently.

Prepare a brief incident summary, the lender name, limited account reference, relevant messages and any complaint already submitted.
Ask what to prepare ↗Check RBI’s current complaint guidance and CMS for coverage, filing conditions and the applicable timeline. Review the live guidance before filing, as the conditions depend on the complaint and lender. [2]
Use its grievance route and retain the response or acknowledgement.
Where available, review RBI CMS escalation requirements. SOL’s consultation is separate from an official complaint.

SOL can help you prepare a coherent account of the concern. Ask who will handle the support and what the agreement includes.
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Start with the facts, then discuss how they apply to your account.
No guarantee is made. The service supports documentation and communication; lender conduct and official remedies are outside SOL’s control.
No. It is a private SOL support service and is not a regulator or law-enforcement body.
Yes. Use its official grievance channel and keep a complaint reference. Paid assistance is optional.
No. Conduct concerns and repayment obligations are separate issues.
No such credential or representation guarantee is asserted here. Obtain advice from a suitably qualified professional if legal assistance is required.
Contact local police or emergency services immediately. Do not wait for a callback or service enrollment.
Use consistent questions to assess every provider. The right choice depends on the actual agreement and support you need.
| What to compare | Settlement On Loan What this page explains | Other agency What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Service fees | Standalone scope and charges need an agreed quote; the Basic Plan reference is not a standalone tariff. | Request the fee schedule, taxes, scope, period and extra charges. |
| Role and authority | Support and guidance; lender, bureau and authority decisions remain with those organizations. | Ask what the provider can do and verify claimed credentials or authority. |
| Money and documents | SOL fees are separate from lender dues. Verify payment destinations through official channels. | Check who receives money and how you can verify instructions. |
| Outcome claims | SOL is a private support service, not a regulator, police unit or court. It cannot guarantee that calls stop or complaints succeed. | Request evidence for claims; avoid relying on guaranteed savings, score changes or complaint results. |
| Agreement and records | Confirm responsibilities and cancellation terms; keep original documents and correspondence. | Check the agreement, updates, record access and data-handling terms. |
Other providers’ terms vary. This checklist does not claim competitors have particular shortcomings.
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