Bhanix Finance

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Bhanix Finance and Investment Limited (Bhanix) is a Non-Banking Finance Company registered with Reserve Bank of India under registration No. B-13. 02211. Bhanix was incorporated on March 15, 1996 under the companies act 1956. We are one of the leading non-banking financial institution specialising in lending short-term unsecured personal loans through its technology platform, CASHe, India’s fastest loan giving app for young salaried professionals. At Bhanix, we believe today’s young professionals have three basic demands: Easy and quick access to credit, collateral-free terms and a trustworthy partner.

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Bhanix Finance Personal Loan

33.5% - 36%

Up to 2.5% of loan amount

₹45K - ₹3L

Tenure(0 - 1 Years)

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