NIRA is a digital lending platform (nirafinance.com) operated by Shuhari Tech Ventures Private Limited, offering personal loans in India that are actually sanctioned by the bank or NBFC named in each offer's own Key Fact Statement rather than by NIRA itself.
Decide based on your real situation, not on how fast the loan is approved.
Need a mid-size personal loan between ₹5,000 and ₹1,00,000 with a short repayment window of 3 to 12 months.
Prefer a single application matched to a regulated bank or NBFC partner rather than approaching lenders individually, with quick approval decisions.
Open to both salaried and self-employed applicants — NIRA does not enforce one fixed minimum income or credit-score cutoff across all offers.
Need more than ₹1,00,000 or a loan term longer than 12 months — NIRA-linked offers don't go beyond that range.
Rate-sensitive borrowers: APR on these offers runs roughly 24% to 36%, well above secured or prime bank personal loan rates.
Want guaranteed pricing before applying — NIRA does not publish one fixed rate or fee schedule; exact APR, fees and total repayment depend on which partner underwrites your offer and are confirmed only in your own Key Fact Statement.
NIRA (nirafinance.com) is a digital lending platform operated by Shuhari Tech Ventures Private Limited, using the Google Play package com.nirafinance.customer. Its support page lists an address at 3rd Floor, 2nd Building, 36/5 Hustle Hub Tech Park, HSR Layout, Bengaluru 560102 — presented explicitly as a support address, not a confirmed registered office, and no CIN was available on the cited page. NIRA facilitates applications for credit sanctioned by the bank or NBFC named in each offer's own Key Fact Statement rather than lending its own capital. The FAQs below cover how to verify the app, what the loan terms and fees are, who is eligible, and how to reach support or escalate a complaint.
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Identity: NIRA has a named operator, official website and published support channels.
Requirement: Match the official domain, app package, KFS lender and agreement.
Regulation: RBI oversight applies to the sanctioning bank or NBFC, not the app.
Differentiator: The KFS reveals APR, deductions, total repayment and contractual lender.
