Product Definition:
Current Account Loan is a loan where the loan ceiling is included in the debtor's current account in accordance with the agreement between the Bank and the debtor based on the Credit Agreement / Debt Recognition. This type of loan is generally used to finance the debtor's daily working capital.
Advantages:
Debtors are free to withdraw or return loans using checks, bilyet giro or other book-entry letters during the validity period of the credit agreement and the withdrawal does not exceed the loan ceiling. And undrawn ceiling facilities are not subject to interest.
Features:
- Credit ceiling according to business feasibility and customer needs
- Credit disbursement can be done by check/bilyet giro media
- Maximum credit period of 1 year, can be extended
- Collateral can be in the form of movable / immovable objects such as land and buildings and others that are considered sufficient by the Bank
Requirements:
- Personal identity document
- Company identity document
- Financial information documents
- Collateral completeness/information document