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Milaap provides a global crowdfunding platform for interest-free lending. Milaap Social Ventures Pte Ltd and its subsidiaries do not originate or collect loans in India; that function is carried out by a partnering non-profit working with other non-profit micro-finance institutions and NBFC-MFIs at the grassroots. The partnering non-profit is authorised to bring overseas loan funds into India under the Reserve Bank of India’s External Commercial Borrowings (ECB) framework.
Lenders should see these loans as an engaging and innovative form of giving, without any financial expectation whatsoever. They should also note that Milaap loans are philanthropic and high-risk: you may lose some or all of your principal, defaults can occur, and any currency-exchange losses are your responsibility.
To know more please read the Milaap Lending Terms.
Funded
$ 550.05
Still Requires
$ 24,141.28
Makranirubina And Group
from Wadhwan, Gujarat
Purpose : To purchase coolers, fans, motors, etc, in order to expand electrical shop business
Makranirubina, a 36-year-old married woman from a small village in Surendranagar district, Gujarat, runs an electrical store alongside her husband. They sell items such as coolers, fans, motors, and other electrical appliances to customers in their community. She lives in a joint household of eight and is also a devoted mother to four children. While the store provides a steady income, it is just enough to cover the family’s daily needs. To grow the business and improve her family’s financial situation, Makranirubina hopes to expan... Read more
Funded
$ 627.48
Still Requires
$ 1,347.83
Only 4 days left
Shahba Khatoon And Group
from DIGHAL BANK, Bihar
Purpose : Shahba use this loan amount expanding herself Fruit business.Under this business she sells Fruit like, banana,orange,guava, etc.
Shahba, a 25-year-old married woman from Kishanganj district, Bihar, runs a fruit-selling business. She sells a variety of fruits like papayas, apples, bananas, and mangoes in her local area. With a household of four and a monthly income of INR 25,000, Shahba aims to expand her business to increase her earnings. She has formed a group with three other women from her village, all of whom wish to grow their respective businesses. Together, they are seeking a group loan of INR 160,000 through Grameen Shakti, a field partner of Milaap.... Read more
Funded
$ 783.82
Still Requires
$ 1,685.30
Only 4 days left
Mala Devi And Group
from DIGHAL BANK, Bihar
Purpose : To expand paddy business by increasing stock of paddy
Mala, a 28-year-old housewife, lives in the Kishanganj district of Bihar with her husband and two children. Her husband is involved in the paddy selling business, which is the family's sole source of income. He purchases various types of paddy from local farmers and sells them in the local market. With his experience in the business and his commitment to maintaining high product quality, he has earned goodwill in the community, and his customers are satisfied with his products and service. Now, he plans to increase the stock and va... Read more
Funded
$ 1,017.66
Still Requires
$ 1,328.01
Only 4 days left
Savita Kumari And Group
from DIGHAL BANK, Bihar
Purpose : To grow the paddy business by increasing inventory.
Savita, a 27-year-old married woman from Kishanganj district, Bihar, supports her family through her husband’s paddy-selling business, their sole source of income. Her husband buys paddy from local farmers and sells it in the market. His dedication to quality and experience have earned him a solid reputation and satisfied customers. To expand their business, Savita and her village friends have applied for a group loan of INR 190,000 from Grameen Shakti one of Milaap's field partners. She plans to use her share of the loan to increa... Read more
Funded
$ 977.14
Still Requires
$ 1,615.44
Only 4 days left
Adhika Devi And Group
from DIGHAL BANK, Bihar
Purpose : To expand paddy business by increasing stock of paddy
Adhika, a 38-year-old married woman from Kishanganj, Bihar, supports her family through her husband’s paddy-selling business, their sole source of income. Her husband buys paddy from local farmers and sells it in the local market. His dedication to quality and experience have earned him a good reputation and loyal customers. To expand the business, Adhika and her village friends have applied for a group loan of INR 210,000 from Grameen Shakti one of Milaap's field partners. She plans to use the loan to increase the stock and variet... Read more
