CGTMSE Guarantee Cover
Government of India guarantees up to 85% of the credit facility - banks lend without property or third-party collateral.
Collateral-free MSME credit backed by Government of India guarantee. Secured and unsecured funding for manufacturers, traders, exporters and service businesses - structured by CAs and placed across Government Banks, MNC Banks and Private Banks.
The Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE) enables banks to extend collateral-free credit to eligible MSMEs, with the Government of India guaranteeing a significant portion of the bank's exposure. BankBrick structures CGTMSE-backed funding from ₹50 Lakhs to ₹25 Crore - term loans for machinery and expansion, cash credit for working capital, and composite limits combining both. We also arrange secured MSME loans (₹50L–₹100Cr) and unsecured MSME funding (₹20L–₹25Cr) for businesses with collateral or strong financials. Our team analyses every profile - including those with low CIBIL, GST or balance sheet gaps, or earlier rejections - and designs the right funding structure for manufacturers, traders, contractors, exporters, healthcare, hospitality and service enterprises across India.
Government of India guarantees up to 85% of the credit facility - banks lend without property or third-party collateral.
CGTMSE-backed unsecured credit up to ₹25 Cr, or secured MSME funding up to ₹100 Cr against property - we structure both routes.
Single sanction combining term loan for machinery and cash credit for working capital - simpler to manage, faster to disburse.
We work with profiles facing low CIBIL, GST irregularities, balance sheet gaps, or earlier rejections - restructured for fresh sanction.
Bank-grade CMA data, DPR, projections and Udyam paperwork prepared in-house - the single biggest factor in higher sanction.
Proposal placed across Government Banks, Government MSME Schemes, Leading MNC Banks and Private Banks for the best terms.
| Enterprise Classification | Micro / Small / Medium under MSMED Act (manufacturing or services) |
|---|---|
| Udyam Registration | Mandatory - current Udyam Registration Certificate |
| Entity Type | Proprietorship, Partnership, LLP, Pvt Ltd, registered cooperatives |
| Vintage | 1+ year of operations (new units considered with strong DPR & promoter background) |
| CIBIL / Commercial Bureau | CMR-1 to CMR-6; clean conduct on existing facilities |
| Promoter Margin | 15% – 25% of project cost (varies by activity & quantum) |
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CGTMSE (Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises) is a scheme operated by the Ministry of MSME and SIDBI. It guarantees up to 85% of the bank's exposure on eligible MSME credit, allowing the bank to lend without requiring property collateral or a third-party guarantor - significantly reducing the security burden on the borrower.
We structure CGTMSE-backed funding from ₹50 Lakhs up to ₹25 Crore depending on activity, vintage, and bank policy. Beyond CGTMSE, we also arrange secured MSME funding up to ₹100 Crore and unsecured MSME funding up to ₹25 Crore - the right route depends on your collateral position and financials.
Yes. We routinely work with profiles facing low CIBIL, GST irregularities, balance sheet gaps, overdue liabilities, or earlier bank rejections. Our team restructures the proposal - CMA, justifications, collateral repositioning, scheme selection - and places it with banks more receptive to the specific issue.
Yes. A valid Udyam Registration Certificate is mandatory for CGTMSE coverage and most MSME-specific products. If you are not yet registered, our team completes Udyam registration as part of the engagement at no additional cost.
Yes. Banks sanction composite facilities - a term loan component for machinery, civil works, or equipment, plus a cash credit or working capital demand loan component - all under a single CGTMSE-covered or secured limit.
We have tie-ups across Government Banks (PSU), Government MSME Schemes (CGTMSE, MUDRA, Stand-Up India), Leading MNC Banks and Private Banks - placing each proposal where it has the highest chance of sanction at the best terms.