Aadhaar makes KYC paperless: the lender verifies you online with an OTP on your Aadhaar-linked mobile. You still need a PAN, a salary credited to your bank and a CIBIL score of 700+ – Aadhaar alone is not enough for a loan.

Aadhaar is your identity and address proof. During the application, the lender’s secure page asks for your Aadhaar number and sends an OTP to the mobile linked with it – that completes KYC without photocopies. Some lenders also use an Aadhaar OTP to e-sign the loan agreement. The loan amount does not depend on Aadhaar; it depends on your salary and credit profile.
A small, short-term loan – simple and transparent.
For salaried people – apply from your phone in about 2 minutes.
Check these before you apply.
Quick answers.
No. Aadhaar is used for KYC. You also need a PAN, a regular salary and a CIBIL score of 700 or more.
Online e-KYC needs an Aadhaar-linked mobile. Link it at an Aadhaar centre and then apply.
Yes, on the lender’s own secure page. Quick Loan and its lending partner never ask for the OTP on a call or WhatsApp.
₹2,000 to ₹30,000. The amount depends on your salary and credit profile, not on Aadhaar.
Short-term loans of ₹2,000 to ₹30,000 for salaried people.
Six quick questions, mostly taps. No documents to upload and no advance fee.
What's your mobile number?
We'll use it to send your loan offer.
Enter the 4-digit OTP sent by SMS to ·
How much do you need?
Tap an amount. The lender decides the final amount.
Your monthly salary (in hand)?
The salary credited to your bank account.
Which city do you live in?
Tap your city or type it.
Your CIBIL score (approx.)?
Not sure? Choose "Not sure" – we'll still help.
Last step – your full name
As written on your PAN card.
Rent, fees, a hospital bill – take a quick loan now and repay when your salary comes.