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W E A L T H L I N E I N V E S T M E N T S
Smart Liquidity

Unlock Instant Capital Without Selling Your Investments

Selling high-performing equity shares or long-term mutual fund folios during sudden cash needs triggers taxes and disrupts long-term compounding.

A Loan Against Share (LAS) or Loan Against Mutual Funds (LAMF) offers an intelligent alternative: pledge your approved securities with premier financial institutions and unlock quick credit at attractive interest rates.

At Wealthline Investments, we facilitate seamless digital pledging, allowing you to meet temporary business or personal liquidity needs while your portfolio continues to generate market returns and dividends.

Pay Interest Only on the Utilized Amount

Structured as an overdraft credit line, you only pay interest on the exact sum drawn and for the duration it remains utilized, with zero prepayment penalties in most structures.

Why Choose Loan Against Share?

Maintain your long-term wealth strategy while solving short-term cash flow gaps.

Loan amounts up to 50%–70% of the market value of approved shares and mutual funds

Interest charged only on the utilized credit limit, calculated on a daily basis

Zero need to sell assets at a loss or incur high Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG) tax

100% digital lien marking and swift loan disbursement directly into your bank account

Key Features

Attractive Interest Rates

Significantly lower interest rates compared to unsecured personal loans or credit card debt.

Retain Ownership Benefits

You continue to receive all dividends, bonuses, and capital appreciation on pledged scrips.

Overdraft Flexibility

Deposit and withdraw funds flexibly, paying interest strictly on the utilized balance.

Speedy Digital Processing

Paperless lien marking through depository OTP verification with fast-track processing.

Your Benefits with Wealthline

Loan Against Share Benefits
Preserve Compounding

Avoid selling equities prematurely, allowing your long-term wealth journey to remain intact.

Tax Efficiency

Avoid triggering capital gains tax liabilities that would otherwise arise from selling shares.

Lower Cost of Capital

Secured nature of the loan means substantially cheaper borrowing costs than personal loans.

Emergency Backup

Acts as a ready credit line for business working capital, medical needs, or short-term obligations.

OUR APPROACH

How We Work With You

STEP 01
Portfolio Scrutiny

We review your holding statement against the lending partner's approved scrip and AMC list.

STEP 02
Credit Limit Evaluation

Calculate your eligible loan limit based on regulatory Loan-to-Value (LTV) limits.

STEP 03
Digital Lien Marking

Approve electronic pledge via depository OTP (CDSL/NSDL) in a few clicks.

STEP 04
Limit Activation

Overdraft limit is activated in your bank account, ready for immediate utilization.

Who Is This Right For?

Ideal for business owners, entrepreneurs, and equity investors who require short to medium-term liquidity without compromising their long-term equity growth.

Regulatory Disclosure: Loans Against Shares / Mutual Funds are subject to bank/NBFC lending policies, margin requirements, approved scrip lists, and market risk. Pledged securities may be subject to margin calls in case of sharp market fluctuations.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Loan Against Share. Still have queries? We are here to help.

Loan Against Share is a secured financing facility where you pledge your equity shares or mutual fund units as collateral with a bank or NBFC to secure an overdraft credit limit without selling your investments.

Yes! You remain the beneficial owner of all pledged shares. Any dividend, stock split, or bonus shares declared by the company continue to belong to you and get credited directly to your bank or demat account.

If market prices drop significantly and the loan-to-value (LTV) breaches statutory margin requirements, the lender will request a margin call, asking you to either pledge additional securities or repay a part of the loan.

Per RBI guidelines, banks and NBFCs typically lend between 50% to 70% of the current market value of approved equity shares and equity mutual funds, and up to 80%–85% against debt mutual funds.