Interest rate is not the same as APR — read this before comparing
Every figure on these cards is the interest rate the lender publishes. It is not an APR. The APR is the total annualised cost of the loan once processing fees, documentation charges, insurance and every other charge are counted, and it is almost always higher than the headline rate.
We do not calculate an APR for you, and we will not estimate one. Doing so would need each lender's complete, current fee schedule for your specific profile — figures that are not published in a form anyone can compute reliably. An invented APR is worse than none.
The APR you are actually offered is stated in the lender's Key Fact Statement (KFS), which the lender must give you in writing before you sign. Every card links straight to that lender's official rates and KFS page. Compare the KFS, not the headline rate — two loans advertised at the same rate can differ by tens of thousands of rupees once fees are included.
Rates, amounts and tenures are taken from each lender's official disclosures and were last verified on 1 August 2026. Source confidence on every card tells you how firm that figure is — High means it came straight from the lender's published rate page, Medium and Low mean the figure is indicative or scheme-dependent and must be reconfirmed with the lender. Products showing “Rate on request” have no rate published by the lender; we do not estimate one. Your actual rate depends on your profile, credit score, income and the lender's discretion. Moneyed is a loan advisory service — we do not disburse loans, and all approvals rest with the lender.