HDFC Personal Loan Preclosure

Salaried applicants can opt for HDFC personal loan prepayment only after payment of 12 EMIs completely. Following are the HDFC personal loan prepayment charges in detail:

• Prepayment done within 13 to 24 months: 4% of principal outstanding.
• Prepayment done within 25 to 36 months: 3% of principal outstanding.
• Prepayment done after 36 months: 2% of principal outstanding.

The documents required for HDFC personal loan pre closure are mentioned below:

• Personal loan account number: You can find it on your loan account statement or check it through the online banking facility or your HDFC NetBanking account.
• Proof of identity: Passport, Aadhar card, PAN card, or any other identity document issued by the government.
• Loan-related documents: Loan account statement, loan approval letter, and other documents issued by the bank.
• Pre-closure quote: For this, you have to visit the loan officer at the bank to check your loan amount balance and if there are any penalties or pre closure charges for personal loan HDFC. After you know the exact amount, pay the bank to close your loan account.
• Cheque/ demand draft: You will have to provide a cheque or demand draft in favour of the bank to cover the outstanding loan amount. Do not pay the pre-closure amount in cash.

Additional Info: Know about HDFC Overdraft Facility.

Below is the step by step process for HDFC loan pre closure:

• Visit the HDFC Bank with all the required documents as mentioned above.
• Fill a form or write a letter (whatever the bank prefers) to request for HDFC personal loan preclosure.
• Pay the foreclosure amount in full and sign the required documents (if any).
• Don’t forget to take acknowledgement of the outstanding balance amount that you have paid.
• Your Personal Loan will be closed automatically once the funds along with applicable HDFC Bank personal loan pre closure charges are received by the bank.
• The bank will then dispatch a loan closure document that you must keep safely.

Note: The bank has launched the consent-based Video KYC facility for personal loan and saving accounts to verify the customer’s identity digitally.