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PM SVANidhi (street vendors) Eligibility 2026: Who Can Apply, Benefits & Documents

Who is eligible for PM SVANidhi (street vendors)? Benefit: Collateral-free loans of ₹15,000, then ₹25,000, then ₹50,000, with 7% interest subsidy and digital cashback. Documents, how to apply, and a 1-minute eligibility check for all schemes.

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PM SVANidhi (street vendors): eligibility, benefit and how to apply

Benefit: Collateral-free loans of ₹15,000, then ₹25,000, then ₹50,000, with 7% interest subsidy and digital cashback

Who is eligible

  • Street vendor with a vending certificate / ID or a letter of recommendation from the town body (open till March 2030)

Documents needed: Aadhaar, vending certificate or recommendation letter, bank account

How to apply: pmsvanidhi.mohua.gov.in, a CSC or a bank

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Information as of October 2026. Always confirm the rules on the official website before applying. Fill in your details in the tool above to see every other scheme you may get.

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How do I know which government schemes I am eligible for?+

Answer a few questions about your age, work, income and family. The finder checks the main conditions of 29 major central schemes and shows which you likely qualify for, with documents and the official link to apply.

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