How to apply for pre-approved loans from Federal Bank on Google Pay
Google Pay (formerly Android Pay) is a mobile payment service developed by Google to power in-app, online, and in-person contactless purchases on mobile devices, enabling users to make payments with Android phones, tablets, or watches. Users can authenticate via PIN, passcode, or biometrics such as 3D face scanning or fingerprint recognition.
As of 2023, it is currently available in 71 countries.
Pay and receive money instantly using your existing bank
accounts. No more reloading mobile wallet balances or withdrawal fees. It’s
your money, made simple.
Now let’s talk about the pre-approved loan offers from Federal
Bank and how to apply on Google Pay.
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Important:
· Google
Pay is a facilitator between you and the lending partner. Google Pay doesn’t
provide any loans or review your loan application.
· Loan
offers and the “Loans” section within the Google Pay app are only available to
eligible users.
· You
can apply for a personal loan offered by participating lenders on the Google
Pay app.
· Every
month, your loan payment is automatically deducted from your chosen bank
account.
Follow
below given instructions to apply for pre-approved loans from Federal Bank on
Google Pay
Important: After you submit
an application, you can’t cancel it.
1. Open the Google Pay app. Or Click here to download App
2. In the “Money”
section, tap Loans, or you can tap the loan offer notification on
the app.
3. In the “Offers” tab,
you’ll find the pre-approved loan offers available to you.
4. Select the loan
offer you want to avail.
5. Select your loan
amount and duration. You’ll find the updated monthly instalment payment amount
(EMI), and the fees and taxes your bank will charge.
Tip: Your bank will
deduct the fees, taxes, and stamp duty before they send the loan amount to you.
For more details, contact your bank.
6. To make sure the
information is correct, tap Review.
7. Tap Continue.
8. Read the
lender’s terms and conditions.
9. Tap Accept
and apply. You’ll get a one-time password (OTP) through SMS.
10. Enter the
OTP.
11. Tap Submit.
12. Wait for the
confirmation that your loan is approved, then select Got it. You’ll
find more details on your loan in the “Your Loans” tab.
Tips:
- Before the bank sends the loan amount to you, they’ll deduct the
fees, taxes, and stamp duty. Contact your bank for more details.
- Also, your bank might deduct the first partial monthly interest,
known as "Pre-EMI interest," from your loan. For more details,
contact your bank.
Frequently
Asked Questions:
Am I eligible for a pre-approved or
pre-qualified loan?
If
you’re eligible for a pre-approved loan with your bank, you’ll be notified
through:
- A notification on the Google Pay app. If you believe you are
eligible for a loan and don’t receive a notification, contact the lender.
- The “Money” section in the Google Pay app for Loans. You can select
any loan offers available to you.
I always get loan offers. How can I stop it?
For
loan offers to stop, disable any of the following:
- Personalization within Google Pay
- Ad Personalization in your Google Account
- Personalization through Web and App activity
Tip: If
personalization within Google Pay and Ad personalization are on, but your
setting for personalization through web and app activity is turned off, you may
still find offers for pre-approved loans.
Why can’t I find any loan offer in the Google
Pay app?
These offers are either given directly by
the lender (based on their discretion) or are based on:
- Your Google Pay
transaction data
- Google’s estimate of
your demographics, based on your activity on Google Pay and other Google
services, like YouTube and Search, while signed in to Google
- Lender’s personal loan
eligibility criteria
- Because you have
disabled ad
personalization, personalization with Google Pay,
or personalization through web and app
activity settings
Why is my loan application rejected?
Google Pay doesn’t review your
application. Based on their eligibility criteria, the lending partner decides
whether to accept or reject your application. For more information, contact the
lender.