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Stressed about mounting dues? We negotiate directly with banks to reduce your debt legally. Stop the harassment and start your fresh financial journey today.

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Success Rate

98%

Our Loan Settlement Services

Tailored solutions for every type of debt in Delhi.

Personal Loan

Personal Loan Settlement in Delhi

EMI eating up your salary? We talk to the bank to bring that final figure down to something you can afford.

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Credit Card

Credit Card Settlement in Delhi

Minimum due trap? We help you close the card for good at a fraction of the cost.

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Business Loan

Business Loan Settlement in Delhi

Don't let debt sink your business. We handle tough talks for unsecured business loans.

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Debt Closure

Debt Closure in Delhi

Settling isn't enough; you need closure. We ensure you get the 'No Dues Certificate'.

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Why Choose Settlement on Loan as your Debt Closure Partner

1

Expert Tactics

We know banking protocols inside out and use them to your advantage.

2

Stop Harassment

We handle the aggressive calls so you don't have to face them.

3

Transparent Fee

No hidden charges. Everything is clear and upfront from day one.

4

Local Presence

Delhi based experts who understand the local market and banking.

Legal Framework for Debt Settlement in India

Debt settlement is a formal process governed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) guidelines for One Time Settlement (OTS).

Your Rights as a Borrower:

  • Right to Respect: No abusive language.
  • Right to Privacy: No calling relatives.
  • Right to Redressal: Banking Ombudsman access.

Pros & Cons of Loan Settlement

Pros

  • ✓ Instant relief from harassment.
  • ✓ Save 30% to 50% on total debt.
  • ✓ Complete account closure.

Cons

  • ⚠ CIBIL score drops temporarily.
  • ⚠ Hard to get unsecured loans for 1-2 years.

Documents Required for Settlement

Keep these ready to initiate the process smoothly.

ID Proof

Aadhar Card & PAN Card

Loan Statement

Latest Loan Account Statement

Salary Slips

Last 3 months Salary Slips or Bank Statements

Bank Notices

Any legal notices sent by the bank

Hardship Proof

Proof of job loss, medical reports, etc.

Previous Offers

Any settlement offers made earlier

Success Stories

RK

Rahul Kumar

New Delhi

"Settlement on Loan reduced my liability by 45%. Highly recommended!"

SS

Sneha Sharma

Gurgaon

"Negotiated professionally. Finally debt free today."

AS

Amit Singh

Noida

"No false promises. Closed my business loan smoothly."

VJ

Vikram Jain

Dwarka

"They handled all the calls. I could focus on work again."

PM

Pooja Mishra

Faridabad

"Transparency won me over. Shared every email."

RG

Rohan Gupta

Ghaziabad

"Best decision for my financial health."

Common Questions about Debt Settlement

Is loan settlement legal in India? +

Yes, 100%. It is a standard banking process known as One Time Settlement (OTS) recognized by the Reserve Bank of India for borrowers who genuinely cannot repay their debts due to financial hardship.

Does settlement affect my CIBIL score? +

Yes, your credit report will show the status as 'Settled'. This lowers your score temporarily, but it is better than a 'Default' or 'Written Off' status. You can rebuild your score in 12-24 months.

Can you help stop harassment from recovery agents? +

Yes. We issue a legal letter of representation to the bank/NBFC. We handle the communication, significantly reducing the aggressive calls and ensuring you are treated with respect.

How much money can I save with settlement? +

Typically, clients save 30% to 50% of the total outstanding amount. In many cases, we manage to get 100% of the interest and penalty charges waived off.

Can I get a loan again after settlement? +

Getting an unsecured loan immediately will be difficult. However, you can still get secured loans (like Gold Loans or FD-backed cards). If you maintain good financial habits, your score will improve and you can become eligible again.

Which types of loans can you settle? +

We specialize in settling unsecured loans such as Personal Loans, Credit Card debts, and unsecured Business Loans. Secured loans (Home/Car loans) are typically not eligible for this type of settlement.

Do I have to pay the settlement amount immediately? +

Banks usually prefer a one-time payment. However, in some cases, we can negotiate a payment plan over a few months, though this might slightly affect the discount percentage.

What if the bank files a legal case against me? +

Our team includes legal experts who will guide you. Most settlement cases are resolved out of court. If a case is filed, we can help represent your financial hardship to reach a mutual agreement.

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Our Blog

Explore our loan settlement blog for expert advice, practical tips, and real-life stories on tackling debt and achieving financial freedom in India.

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MANAGING DEBT STRESS AND LOAN REPAYMENT

Life always doesn’t go how we plan it to and we face certain situations in which we have never expected. Going through a financial crisis is one of them. Having a debt can feel like a burden and the weight keeps adding on with the accumulating interest rates, regular calls from the lenders, etc, it leads to stress and anxiety. It can take a serious toll on your mental health and if the problem is not addressed then it will further increase the burden on you. 

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HOW TO MANAGE MULTIPLE CREDIT CARDS: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

The credit card has become popular due to the convenience offered by it. It’s a type of unsecured borrowing that lets you borrow according to your pre-decided credit limit under a bank or non-banking finance company (NBFC). You can make transactions with your credit card for various transactions as per your credit limit and then pay it back in due time. When you make a purchase, the amount is deducted from your predefined credit limit and when you repay, the amount is again added back to your credit limit. This enables you to have continuous access to credit as long as you are using less than your credit limit. However, if you do not repay the due amounts on time the bank will charge interest on the outstanding amount and this will keep adding up until you have cleared your bills. You can make transactions as per your credit limit, beyond that the transaction will be rejected by the credit card issuer. Various types are credit cards are available to meet the needs of customers ranging from student credit cards to lifestyle credit cards. 

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ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PERSONAL LOAN SETTLEMENT

A personal loan is an amount that can be borrowed for a variety of uses such as house renovation, debt consolidation, emergency expenses such as medical emergencies, wedding expenses, vacation expenses, etc. It is used to cover personal expenses and is offered by a variety of institutions such as banks, lenders, or credit lending companies. The amount borrowed can be repaid in monthly installments or EMIs. Depending on the loan taken, interest rates, terms, and repayment procedure varies.

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10 WAYS TO RE-BUILDING YOUR CREDIT SCORE AFTER LOAN SETTLEMENT

Loan settlement is an agreement between the borrower and the lender where the borrower repays a portion of the debt to the lender which is usually less than the outstanding amount as a final settlement. 

Usually, during times of financial hardships such as medical emergencies, job loss, or some other unforeseen events, the borrower is not in the capacity to repay the loan, and depending on the genuineness of the reason the lender can forgive some amount of debt. When the lender pays the agreed amount, the loan is marked as “settled”. 

Loan settlement can help the borrower to reach financial steadiness. By doing loan settlement, the borrower can eliminate a financial obligation which will help him to reallocate his funds to other important aspects like savings, emergency funds, investment, etc.

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Navigating the Financial Maze: A Comprehensive Guide to Loan Settlement

In the intricate world of finance, debt can sometimes become an overwhelming burden, making it challenging to meet financial obligations. If you find yourself struggling to make loan payments, loan settlement might emerge as a viable option to alleviate the pressure and regain control of your finances. This comprehensive guide will equip you with the necessary knowledge and strategies to navigate the loan settlement process effectively.

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How to Improve CIBIL Score After Loan Settlement 

Loan settlement is the process of settling an outstanding loan by having an agreement between the lender and the borrower. It is sometimes referred to as debt negotiation, debt relief, or debt resolution. A loan settlement is essentially an agreement between you and your lender to repay your debt for a sum that is lower than what you owe. A number of factors, including business losses, incapacity, job losses, or financial troubles, may cause borrowers to be unable to make their monthly payments. You have the option to settle your loan in the event that any of these circumstances arise. But not every borrower qualifies for this lump sum loan settlement. Only debtors with valid proof of their incapacity to repay the loan.

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The Role of Government Schemes in Facilitating Business Loans in India

Access to affordable and timely financing is a critical factor in the success and growth of businesses in India. To support and encourage entrepreneurship, the government has introduced a range of schemes and initiatives designed to facilitate business loans. These schemes provide financial support, reduce borrowing costs, and promote economic development. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the significant role of government schemes in facilitating business loans in India, the benefits they offer, and how entrepreneurs can leverage these opportunities.

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