Check all the details about Indian Bank’s two-wheeler loan, with up to ₹10 Lakhs instant funds and flexible 48-month repayment options
A bike brings you freedom on the road — and Indian Bank’s two-wheeler loan helps you own it without worry. You can avail up to ₹10 Lakhs for a new bike, with a repayment period stretching up to 48 months (4 years). The margin, i.e., your down payment, is around 25% to 30% and you also enjoy the freedom of paying zero prepayment charges. Whether this is your first ride or an upgrade, this loan gives you flexible support so you can hit the road sooner and smarter.
Before applying for a two-wheeler loan, it’s wise to know the rates and charges involved. Here’s the Indian Bank Bike Loan interest rate and other charges currently being offered:
| Type of Charge | Details |
|---|---|
Interest Rate |
9.15% to 10.65% |
Processing Fee |
1% of the loan amount |
Documentation Charges |
As applicable at branch discretion |
Prepayment Charges |
Nil for individual borrowers |
CIBIL Charges |
₹30 for individuals |
Disclaimer: The above charges are indicative and may vary based on Indian Bank’s policies, applicant profile, and loan terms.
The Indian Bank EMI calculator helps you estimate your monthly instalment for a two-wheeler loan so you know your payments in advance.
How to use it step by step:
Indian Bank’s Bike Loan EMI Calculator uses the standard reducing-balance formula:
EMI = EMI = P × R × [(1 + R)^N / ((1 + R)^N - 1)]
Where:
Over the repayment period, though the EMI remains fixed, the interest portion gradually falls and the principal portion rises because the outstanding principal reduces.
Suppose you borrow ₹1,20,000 for 36 months at 9.15 % p.a.
So, using the formula, your EMI would be approximately ₹3,893 per month.
Experience a fast approval process and get the loan amount credited soon after document verification.
Enjoy affordable EMIs with competitive Indian Bank Bike Loan interest rates from 9.15% p.a., designed to make repayment easier on your pocket.
Finance a basic commuter or a stylish premium bike with flexible loan amounts that suit your needs.
Reduce the initial burden with high financing value, covering most of your bike’s on-road cost.
Meeting Indian Bank’s eligibility standards and keeping your documents handy ensures faster approval and smoother processing. These are the eligible customers who can get a bike loan from Indian Bank:
Here are the key requirements of Two Wheeler Loan Eligibility for different applicant categories:
Before applying for a two-wheeler loan, make sure you have all the necessary documents ready. Having these papers in order will make your loan approval process faster and smoother.
Having these documents ready helps you demonstrate your eligibility and speeds up your bike loan approval process.
Follow these simple steps to apply and get your two-wheeler loan approved with ease:
Visit the official Indian Bank website and go to the ‘Vehicle Loan’ page.
Select the ‘IB Vehicle Loan’ option and click on ‘Apply for loan’.
Select if you are an existing customer of Indian Bank or a fresh applicant.
Fill in your personal details, contact information, vehicle choice, and income particulars.
Upload scanned copies of your identity, address, income, and vehicle quotation documents.
Submit the application and track status online via the bank portal or SMS updates.
Visit the nearest Indian Bank branch or vehicle-loan desk.
Meet with a loan officer and discuss your desired loan amount, bike model, and repayment tenure.
Provide original and photocopies of required documents (ID, address, income, vehicle quotation).
Fill out the physical application form and sign it.
The branch processes your application; once approved, the loan is disbursed to the dealer or your bank account.
You can opt for either the digital or branch route — whichever suits you best for convenience or assistance.
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Indian Bank charges 1% of the loan amount as the processing fee for its two-wheeler / vehicle loans.
No, Indian Bank does not levy a prepayment charge for individual two-wheeler / vehicle loans.
The minimum age to apply is 21 years, and the maximum age at maturity should not exceed 60 years.
Indian Bank offers Vehicle Loans for two-wheelers at interest rates ranging between 9.15% and 10.65%.
Yes. The maximum loan amount is influenced by your income, repayment capacity, and credit profile.
Indian Bank may provide vehicle loans to finance new electric two-wheelers under similar terms. However, you should confirm the loan availability and details from verified bank officials.
You can boost loan eligibility by increasing income, improving your credit score, reducing outstanding debts, and including a co-applicant or guarantor.
Indian Bank requires a loan margin (i.e. a down payment) of around 25–30%. So a zero down payment option may not be available.