How to make your gold loan EMI payment

Learn how you can manage the repayment for your ongoing gold loan.
How to make your gold loan EMI payment
5 min read
25 August 2023

When you opt for Bajaj Finserv Gold Loan, you have various repayment options available. Depending on your chosen scheme, you can pay the interest amount monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, half-yearly, or annually. While you can pay the interest amount as per the repayment scheme you’ve selected, principal can be paid at the end of the tenure.

In case you want to make any additional repayment, you also have the option to part-prepay your gold loan online. Our online loan payment services allow you to make additional payments towards your gold loan account. You can visit our customer portal – My Account and explore the gold loan repayment options.

  • Make interest payments: You have the flexibility to make interest payments online at your convenience, using any extra funds you might have. This approach enables effective loan management and maximises the use of your financial resources.
  • Part-prepayments: Part-prepayments: Through the part-prepayment option, you have the convenience of settling both principal and interest components online. This payment option allows you to manage your loan effectively, allowing you to make partial payments and potentially reducing the overall burden of the loan over time.

Gold loan online payment methods

To make an online payment for your gold loan with Bajaj Finance, follow these straightforward steps to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience. The process is designed to be user-friendly, allowing you to manage your payments conveniently from the comfort of your home.

  • Log in to your account: Use your registered mobile number to access your Bajaj Finance account.
  • Navigate to the "Account" section: Once logged in, go to the "Account" tab.
  • View active relationships: Click on "Your relationships" to see all your active loan accounts.
  • Select your gold loan account: Find and click on your gold loan from the list of relationships.
  • Initiate payment: Click on the "Make payment" option to proceed.
  • Choose a payment method: Select the payment method that suits you best, such as net banking, debit card, or any other available option.

By following these steps, you can easily manage your gold loan payments. Bajaj Finance offers a variety of payment methods to cater to your preferences, ensuring flexibility and ease of use. This efficient process helps you keep track of your financial commitments and ensures timely payments, thus maintaining a good credit record.

These online payment options eliminate the hassles of branch visits. You can easily manage your loan repayment from the comfort of your home.

You can follow these simple steps to manage your gold loan payments in a hassle-free process.

Steps to Make Gold Loan Online Payment

  • Visit My Account – Bajaj Finance customer portal by clicking on the ‘Sign-in’ button on this page.
  • Enter the registered mobile number and the OTP.
  • Verify yourself with your date of birth and proceed.
  • Select the loan account from the ‘My Relations’ section.
  • Click on ‘Make Payments’ within the ‘Quick Actions’ section.
  • Choose the type of payment you want to make.
  • Enter the required details and proceed to pay using our secured payment getaway.

You also have the option of managing your gold loan payments on the go by using our app. Visit the Play Store/ App Store to download the Bajaj Finserv app today.

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Frequently asked quetions

What are gold loan details?

Gold loan details include the loan amount sanctioned against the pledged gold, the interest rate, the tenure of the loan, repayment schedule, and any applicable charges. These details also cover the weight and purity of the gold used as collateral, along with the loan-to-value (LTV) ratio that determines the maximum loan amount based on the gold's market value.

How do I check my gold loan statement?

To check your gold loan statement, log in to your Bajaj Finance account using your registered mobile number. Navigate to the "Account" section and click on "Your relationships" to view all active relationships. Select your gold loan account, where you will find the option to view or download your loan statement, detailing transactions, outstanding balance, and payment history.

What is the foreclosure payment of a loan?

Foreclosure payment of a loan is the amount required to pay off the entire remaining balance of the loan before its scheduled end date. This includes the principal amount, accrued interest, and any applicable foreclosure charges. By foreclosing a loan, borrowers can save on future interest payments, though some lenders may impose a penalty for early repayment.

Is loan ID same as the account number?

No, the loan ID is not the same as the loan account number. The loan ID is a unique identifier assigned to each specific loan agreement, used for tracking and managing the loan. The account number, on the other hand, pertains to your bank or financial account, which may include multiple loans or financial products.