Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Gold Loan Per Gram

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Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Gold Loan Per Gram

Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Gold Loan Per Gram Today is ₹ 3,800 to ₹ 4,350

Gold Loan Interest Rate Starting 7.0% per annum
Gold Loan Rate Per Gram Rate Per Gram Today is ₹ 3,800 to ₹ 4,350
Gold Requirement Minimum 18 Carat
Minimum Loan Amount Rs. 18,000
Maximum Loan Amount Up to Rs. 1 Crore
Prepayment Charges 2%+GST (Within 3 Months), 0 (After 3 months)
Repayment Tenure 12 Months to 48 Months
Gold Loan Schemes Bullet Payment Scheme, EMI Scheme

In the year 2017, Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank was founded. After the merger of two banks, Haryana Gramin Bank and Gurgaon Gramin Bank, this bank was established. The bank’s headquarters are now in Rohtak. In addition, the bank is present in all 22 districts of Haryana. Furthermore, the bank operates a 650-branch network in Haryana. This bank provides a wide range of financial services. A Jewel Loan is one of them.

Gold Loan Calculator Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank

Dialabank’s Gold Loan Calculator estimates the amount of gold loan you can get based on the factors below.

  • The bank’s in-house valuer will determine the purity and net weight of gold in your jewellery. The gold used in the jewellery should have a purity of 18 to 24 carats.
  • The bank will deduct the weight of gems and stones from the total weight of the jewellery to determine the net weight.
  • After determining the purity and net weight of gold in your jewellery, the valuer multiplies it by the current gold price to determine its value.
  • To assess your jewel loan sum eligibility, the bank will use an LTV of up to 75%.

Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Gold Loan Rate Per Gram by Gold Purity

The table below shows an estimation of the gold loan per gram that the bank would sell against various purity levels of gold jewellery at a maximum LTV of 75 per cent and a lower LTV of 65 per cent.

Gold Purity Gold Rate Per Gram- Average Of Past 30 Days Highest Gold Loan Per Gram Lowest Gold Loan Per Gram
22 carat ₹ 4,620 ₹ 4,999 ₹ 4,956
20 carat ₹ 3,939 ₹ 4,178 ₹ 3,795
18 carat ₹ 3,545 ₹ 3,784 ₹ 3,460

The above table shows the method by which Banks will calculate your per gram gold loan for gold of varying purity.

  • Gold loan per gram offer for 22-carat jewelry will be between ₹ 4,620 to ₹ 4,956
  • Gold loan per gram offer for 20-carat jewelry will be between ₹ 3,795 to ₹ 4,178
  • Gold loan per gram offer for 18-carat jewelry will be between ₹ 3,460 to ₹ 3,784

Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank Gold Loan Rates Per Gram

A gold loan from Sarva Haryana Gramin Bank is a loan with reasonable interest rates that vary depending on the amount borrowed.

Updated - Gold Loan Per Gram Rate w.e.f Apr 16 2024

Gold Weight Gold Purity
24 Carat
Gold Purity
22 Carat
Gold Purity
20 Carat
Gold Purity
18 Carat
1 gram 4621 4290 3900 3510
10 gram 46210 42900 39000 35100
20 gram 93600 85800 78000 70200
30 gram 140400 128700 117000 105300
40 gram 187200 171600 156000 140400
50 gram 234000 214500 195000 175500
100 gram 468000 429000 390000 351000
200 gram 936000 858000 780000 702000
300 gram 1404000 1287000 1170000 1053000
400 gram 1872000 1716000 1560000 1404000
500 gram 2340000 2145000 1950000 1755000

Historical Gold Loan Rates Per Gram

Gold is a valuable metal. Gold has emotional, cultural, and financial quality, and people buy it for a variety of reasons all over the world. Gold loans are the fastest and most convenient way to obtain funds for a company or personal needs.

This Table Contains the Average Annual Gold Rate from 1965 - 2022
Year Price (24 karat per 10 grams) Year Price (24 karat per 10 grams)
2023 ₹ 54,699 1994 ₹ 4,598
2022 ₹ 52,950 1993 ₹ 4,140
2021 ₹ 50,045 1992 ₹ 4,334
2020 ₹ 48,651 1991 ₹ 3,466
2019 ₹ 35,220 1990 ₹ 3,200
2018 ₹ 31,438 1989 ₹ 3,140
2017 ₹ 29,667 1988 ₹ 3,130
2016 ₹ 28,623 1987 ₹ 2,570
2015 ₹ 26,343 1986 ₹ 2,140
2014 ₹ 28,006 1985 ₹ 2,130
2013 ₹ 29,600 1984 ₹ 1,970
2012 ₹ 31,050 1983 ₹ 1,800
2011 ₹ 26,400 1982 ₹ 1,645
2010 ₹ 18,500 1981 ₹ 1,800
2009 ₹ 14,500 1980 ₹ 1,330
2008 ₹ 12,500 1979 ₹ 937
2007 ₹ 10,800 1978 ₹ 685
2006 ₹ 8,400 1977 ₹ 486
2005 ₹ 7,000 1976 ₹ 432
2004 ₹ 5,850 1975 ₹ 540
2003 ₹ 5,600 1974 ₹ 506
2002 ₹ 4,990 1973 ₹ 279
2001 ₹ 4,300 1972 ₹ 202
2000 ₹ 4,400 1971 ₹ 193
1999 ₹ 4,234 1970 ₹ 184
1998 ₹ 4,045 1969 ₹ 176
1997 ₹ 4,725 1968 ₹ 162
1996 ₹ 5,160 1967 ₹ 103
1995 ₹ 4,680 1966 ₹ 84
1994 ₹ 4,598 1965 ₹ 72

Gold Loan Per Gram Rate Comparison for Major Banks

Feature
Manappuram
Axis Bank
Yes Finance
Interest Rate
9.90%
12.50%
9.99%
Min Loan Amt
Metro : 25000, Non : 15000
25000
15000
Max Loan Amt
1 Cr
1 Cr
1 Cr
Loan Tenure
3 months to 24 months
9 months to 24 months
1 month to 24 months
Processing Fee
0.25% to 1.50% of the Loan Amt
0.25% to 1.50%
Nil
Preclosure Chgs
2%, Nil foreclosure charges after 3 months
2%, Nil foreclosure charges after 9 months
Nil
Overdraft Facility
Yes
Yes
Yes
Pay Only Interest Facility
Yes
Yes
Yes
Gold Rate Per Gram
3,124
3,073
3,069

Tips to getting Best Gold Loan Amount Per Gram from Sarva Haryana Gramin BankSarva Haryana Gramin Bank

  • For a gold loan, the bank accepts both hallmarked and non-hallmarked jewellery.
  • Some banks, on the other hand, charge lower transaction fees for hallmarked gold jewellery.
  • Borrowing against higher purity jewellery will still get you the most money for a gold loan.
  • Choose jewellery with the fewest gems and stones possible. The weight of gems and stones will be deducted from the overall weight of the jewellery by the majority of banks.
  • If the gold used in the jewellery is less than 18-carat purity, the Bank will not allow it.
  • The RBI allows the bank to measure the amount of gold loan you are eligible for using a maximum LTV of up to 75%.

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Example: The loan sum is determined by the purity of gold, the LTV, and the weight of gold. Assume Mr Ram and his two mates, Mr Kesav and Mr Ashwith, each own differing quantities of gold of various purity. Mr Ram owns 70 grammes of gold with an 18-carat purity. Mr Kesav has 60 grammes of gold that is 20 carats pure, while Mr Ashwith has 50 grammes of gold that is 22 carats pure. They apply for a gold loan. The price used to determine their gold loan sum eligibility based on a maximum LTV of 75% would vary depending on the purity of gold, resulting in different gold loan eligibility.

Carats / Weight Of Gold Gold Weight (In Gm) Purity Of Gold (In Carat) Gold Loan Eligibility
Mr Ram 70 18 ₹ 2.60 Lakhs
Mr Kesav 60 20 ₹ 2.48 Lakhs
Mr Ashwith 50 22 ₹ 2.27 Lakhs

Mr Ashwith, who has the smallest gold weight of 50gm, will receive the lowest gold loan rate of 2.27 Lakh from the Bank, as seen in the illustration above. Since Mr Ram has more gold weight, the Bank will give him the highest gold loan sum of Rs 2.60 lakh in the same example.