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Loans for Security Agency Owners

Private security agencies are licensed under the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act 2005, and section 6(1) contains a provision no other business in our registry carries. A licence shall not be granted to a person convicted in connection with the promotion or management of a company, including an undischarged insolvent. For most businesses, a promoter's personal insolvency makes borrowing harder. Here it removes the right to hold the licence at all. That makes promoter solvency a going-concern question rather than only a credit one, and it is worth understanding before you borrow. We help agency owners across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh finance payroll working capital, equipment and growth.

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Why Security Agency Owners Get Better Rates

Insolvency Ends the Licence, Not Just the Credit Line

Section 6(1) of the Private Security Agencies (Regulation) Act 2005 bars a licence to a person convicted in connection with the promotion or management of a company, including an undischarged insolvent. In every other trade a promoter's insolvency is a credit problem. Here it is existential, because the business loses the right to operate. Protecting promoter solvency is protecting the licence.

Payroll Runs Ahead of Collections

The structural cash flow problem in this trade is that guards are paid monthly while client invoices settle on client terms. That gap is what working capital facilities are for, and lenders who understand the sector assess it against your contracts and receivables ageing rather than treating the mismatch as a weakness.

Veterans Have a Statutory Preference

Section 10(3) directs that preference be given to persons who have served in the Army, Navy or Air Force when engaging supervisors and guards. If you are an ex-serviceman running an agency, or you recruit from that pool, you are operating in a field the statute itself points toward, which is a genuine strength when presenting the business.

Renew 45 Days Ahead

A PSARA licence runs five years and is renewable, with the renewal application to be made not less than 45 days before expiry. Section 20(1) makes carrying on business without a licence punishable with up to one year of imprisonment and a fine up to twenty five thousand rupees, so letting the licence lapse is not a paperwork problem.

Eligibility Guide

How Much Can You Borrow?

Indicative amounts for security agency owners with CIBIL 750+ and no existing EMIs. Actual amount may vary by lender.

Monthly IncomePersonal Loan
₹25,000 / mo₹5 - 6 Lakh
₹40,000 / mo₹8 - 10 Lakh
₹60,000 / mo₹12 - 15 Lakh
₹1 Lakh / mo₹18 - 25 Lakh
₹2 Lakh / mo₹35 - 50 Lakh
₹3 Lakh+ / mo₹50 Lakh+

Based on 50% FOIR, 5-yr personal loan tenure and 20-yr home loan tenure. Higher existing EMIs reduce eligibility proportionally.

Specialty Loan Solutions

Beyond standard loans - products built specifically for security agency owners.

Payroll Working Capital

For the gap between paying guards monthly and collecting from clients

Business Loans

For training infrastructure, offices and expansion into new contracts

MSME Loans

Where the agency is registered as an MSME

Equipment Finance

Uniforms, communication equipment, vehicles and control room systems

Compare Your Options as a Security Agency Owner

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Eligibility Criteria

Most security agency owners meet these. Our advisor confirms your exact eligibility before applying.

A current PSARA licence from the State Controlling Authority
No disqualification under section 6, including that no promoter is an undischarged insolvent
A company or firm registered in India with an Indian proprietor, majority shareholder, partner or director
Client receipts visible in bank credits and filed returns
A credit record the lender can assess

Documents Required

Exact requirements vary by lender and loan amount. Our advisor confirms the final checklist for you.

Licence and compliance

  • PSARA licence from the State Controlling Authority, with its expiry date
  • Company or firm registration documents showing Indian registration
  • Proof of the Indian proprietor, majority shareholder, partner or director
  • Training records for deployed guards
  • Client contracts and deployment schedules

Business and financials

  • Bank statements for the last 12 months showing client receipts
  • ITR and financials for the last 2 to 3 financial years
  • GST registration and returns
  • PF and ESI registration and remittance records
  • Receivables ageing against your client contracts

Personal

  • PAN and Aadhaar
  • Address proof
  • Photographs
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Loan FAQs for Security Agency Owners

Because section 6(1) makes it a bar to holding the licence. A licence shall not be granted to a person convicted in connection with the promotion or management of a company, including an undischarged insolvent. For a security agency the promoter's solvency is tied to the company's right to trade, so lenders treat it as a going-concern condition rather than only a repayment signal.

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