HDFC Bank Home Loan

Indicative home loan terms at HDFC Bank, compared against the market — and how to apply through Invaspo with your file matched before it goes in.

Starting rate (p.a.)
8.05%
Processing fee
Up to 0.50% or ₹3,300
Max tenure
30 years
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HDFC Bank against the market

The same product priced across major lenders — HDFC Bank's row is highlighted. Floating rates linked to the RBI repo rate. Women applicants often get a 0.05% concession.

LenderStarting rate (p.a.)Processing feeMax tenure
SBI7.95%Up to 0.35% (min ₹2,000)30 years
HDFC Bank8.05%Up to 0.50% or ₹3,30030 years
ICICI Bank8.10%0.50% or ₹3,00030 years
Bank of Baroda7.95%Up to 0.50%30 years
Axis Bank8.35%Up to 1%30 years
Kotak Mahindra8.15%Up to 0.50%25 years
LIC Housing Finance8.20%Up to 0.25%30 years
Punjab National Bank8.00%Up to 0.35%30 years

Eligibility

  • Salaried applicants aged 21–60, or self-employed aged 21–65 at loan maturity
  • Minimum net monthly income of ₹25,000, higher in metro cities
  • Credit score of 750 or above for the best pricing
  • At least 2 years in the current job or 3 years in the current business

Documents

  • PAN, Aadhaar and address proof
  • Last 3 months salary slips and 6 months bank statements
  • Form 16 or last 2 years ITR
  • Sale agreement, title deeds and approved building plan
  • Property tax receipts and NOC from the society or builder

Should you apply to HDFC Bank directly?

You can — but a direct application is a hard enquiry against one lender's criteria. Going through a marketplace means your profile is checked against HDFC Bank's bands and the wider market first, so the application that finally goes in is the one most likely to be approved. If HDFC Bank is the right fit, that is where your file goes; if another lender prices you better, you will know before any enquiry lands on your report.

Invaspo is not HDFC Bank and is not affiliated with it. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners. Rates and terms shown are indicative starting figures for comparison, set entirely by the lender, and change without notice — final terms come only from the lender in writing.