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India · Revolving credit

Credit first. Draw when you need it.

OpenLimit is a digital credit line built for real life. Get a personalized limit after assessment, keep funds ready in your account, and pay only for what you use—with transparent daily pricing.

OpenLimit app interface showing available credit
No draw · No interest
Why OpenLimit

Built for flexibility and clarity

From assessment to drawdown, every step is designed to keep you in control—with human support when you need it.

Revolving credit line

One approved limit you can reuse as you repay—built for ongoing needs, not one-off rigid loans.

Flexible fund management

Decide when to draw, how much to use, and how to plan repayment—with visibility into daily costs.

24/7 customer support

Assistance around the clock so questions about your line, usage, or account never wait until Monday.

Security & privacy

Strong safeguards for your data and transactions, with practices aligned to responsible digital finance.

Customer planning finances with OpenLimit credit line
Everyday scenarios

Reserve funds without daily pressure

Life in India moves fast—school fees, medical needs, freelance gaps, or a short business cash-flow dip. With OpenLimit, your limit can sit ready while you focus on what matters.

Until you withdraw, you are not charged interest or usage fees. When you do draw, pricing is based on actual days of use—not a rigid schedule you did not choose.

2,000–150,000 INR Typical limit range (subject to approval)
Up to 365 days Flexible usage windows with daily billing
~0.04% / day Indicative daily rate (see terms)
Responsible use

Transparent limits. Clear responsibilities.

OpenLimit is a credit product. Only borrow what you can repay. Pricing, fees, and eligibility are subject to verification, regulatory requirements, and your agreement at the time of onboarding.

OpenLimit support team environment

People-first support

Our team helps you understand statements, withdrawals, and repayment options—without jargon.