📌 PM SVANidhi

PM SVANidhi Loan 2026 — Rs 50,000 for Street Vendors, How to Apply via Jan Samarth

By FinMandi Research Team·June 2026·✓ Updated June 2026
🔍 Reviewed by FinMandi Research Team·✓ Sourced from official government portals·✓ Updated June 2026

⚡ PM SVANidhi at a Glance

  • Official name: PM Street Vendor's AtmaNirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi)
  • Launched: June 2020 by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
  • Loan amounts: Rs 10,000 (1st loan) → Rs 20,000 (2nd) → Rs 50,000 (3rd)
  • Interest subsidy: 7% per annum — credited to your account quarterly
  • Collateral: None required
  • Apply via: Jan Samarth portal (jansamarth.in) or directly at bank/MFI

Who is Eligible for PM SVANidhi?

Vending Certificate kaise milega? Contact your nearest Municipal Corporation (Nagar Palika / Nagar Nigam). They maintain a list of registered street vendors under the Street Vendors Act 2014. If not registered, you can get a Letter of Recommendation from the Town Vending Committee.

Loan Amounts and Progression Under PM SVANidhi

Loan StageAmountConditionInterest Subsidy
1st LoanRs 10,000First-time applicant7% p.a. credited quarterly
2nd LoanRs 20,0001st loan repaid on time7% p.a. credited quarterly
3rd LoanRs 50,0002nd loan repaid on time7% p.a. credited quarterly
💡 Digital payment bonus: Vendors who make digital transactions (UPI, QR code) get additional cashback rewards under PM SVANidhi. This is credited automatically — no separate application needed. Using PhonePe or Google Pay for collections qualifies.

Documents Required for PM SVANidhi

Aadhaar card
Certificate of Vending or Letter of Recommendation from ULB
Bank account linked to Aadhaar
Passport-size photograph
Mobile number (for OTP)
⚠️ No income proof is required. No collateral. No guarantor. The Vending Certificate or LoR is the most important document.

How to Apply for PM SVANidhi via Jan Samarth — Step by Step

1
Visit jansamarth.inGo to official Jan Samarth portal. Select Livelihood category and then PM SVANidhi.
2
Check eligibilityAnswer simple questions about your vending status and location to confirm you qualify.
3
Register with Aadhaar OTPCreate account using Aadhaar-linked mobile. Aadhaar eKYC completes identity verification.
4
Upload Vending Certificate or LoRThis is the critical step. Upload a clear photo or scan of your vending document.
5
Select lenderChoose from participating banks, cooperative banks or MFIs in your area. SBI, Bank of Baroda, UCO Bank and major MFIs are on the portal.
6
Application submittedThe lender reviews and disburses directly to your bank account. Typical processing: 7–14 days.

Which Banks and MFIs Disburse PM SVANidhi?

Official Sources and Portals

Always verify current scheme details on official government portals:

🏠 pmsvanidhi.mohua.gov.in → 🤝 jansamarth.in →

Frequently Asked Questions

Typically 7–14 working days from complete application submission. MFIs often process faster than banks. The lender verifies your vending certificate, bank account and Aadhaar before disbursing.
Yes. You can apply directly at the nearest SBI, Bank of Baroda or other participating bank branch with your vending certificate and Aadhaar. The Jan Samarth portal is the digital alternative. Both routes lead to the same loan.
If you were vending before 24 March 2020 but do not have a vending certificate, approach your Urban Local Body (Nagar Palika) and request a Letter of Recommendation. This LoR is accepted in place of a certificate for PM SVANidhi.
PM SVANidhi is primarily for urban street vendors. However, vendors from peri-urban and rural areas who supply goods to urban markets are also eligible. Check with your nearest Municipal Corporation.

⚠️ Disclaimer: All scheme details are based on publicly available information from official government portals as of June 2026. Eligibility criteria, subsidy amounts and processes may change. FinMandi is an independent information platform and is not affiliated with the Government of India or any bank. Always verify current scheme details on the official portals before applying.