Loans Against Fixed Deposits - Bhutan National Bank Limited

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Loans Against Fixed Deposits

Loans Against Fixed Deposits

This loan is offered against fixed deposit with our Bank. The facility is offered in the form of term loans or overdrafts. Term deposit may include any deposits as defined by the regulations of the bank.

Lending Policy

Loan Processing Fee: Nu 500/- for every application.
Interest Rate and Term : Click here
Repayment : Monthly/Yearly
Penalty : 5%

Eligibility Criteria

The Fixed Deposit must be in the name of the applicant
A Loan of 75% of the initial deposit of the FD maybe applied for

Loans Against Shares Application Form

Additional Loan Application Form

Notice for 25th AGM of Shareholders

PIT Loan Interest Certificates

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Open Account with Us (Applicable to non-resident Bhutanese only)

Receiving Money from Abroad

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Share Holder Certificate

Online Services

Please be informed that the BNBL Contact Centre is open from 8 am till 8 pm except for Sundays/ Government Holidays. Get in touch with us at 6070 or via our Facebook Page.

Cautionary Note

If you receive any calls, SMSs or emails purporting to be from the BNB, asking for personal details such as your account number or card details (card number/ Card PIN/ CVV numbers) please make sure you do NOT share such details with anyone, except if it is from the BNB Contact Center when you are lodging an complaint/concern with them. Even then, NEVER share the card PIN/ CVV numbers. Bhutan National Bank will never ask for any of your personal details, and all those requests may be phishing attempts.

Notification on ATM Withdrawal Charge

All customers are requested to note that cash withdrawals from other bank’s ATM machines are chargeable @Nu 9/- per withdrawal transaction from the sixth transaction onwards, and is recovered at each month end. This is a common charge across banks and as mandated by the Central Bank.