Why choose the IDFC FIRST Bank Kisan Credit Card for your agriculture business

The Kisan Credit Card Scheme plays an important role in India. Here’s what you must know about it

· Aim: To provide financial support to the country’s agricultural community 

· History: Prepared by the NABARD and introduced by India’s public sector banks in 1998

· Audience: Anyone between the ages of 18 and 65 and engaged in agriculture or owner of agricultural lands 

IDFC FIRST Bank offers Kisan Credit Card, provides the following benefits
 

· Credit limit of up to Rs 1 crore for a five-year tenure as per the cropping pattern

· One-time documentation for simplified procedure with fast credit processing

· Credit facility covered under PM Fasal Yojana and Restructured Weather Based CIS

· Dedicated relationship manager for a high-quality customer experience

· ATM cum debit card with Rs 50,000 ATM withdrawal and Rs 1 lakh POS limits

· No charges on cheque book, cheque deposit, Demand Draft, and PO

· Free NEFT and RTGS, and five free IMPS every month

· Free cash deposit and withdrawal in home and non-home locations

With its Kisan Credit Card, IDFC FIRST Bank plays an important part in financing the growth of the engine that drives the nation’s economy

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