Salary loans are short-term financial products designed to provide quick access to funds, typically for employees, based on their expected future income. These loans are often given with favorable terms since they are secured by the borrower’s salary or income from employment.

Business loans are financial products designed to help businesses access capital for various purposes, such as expansion, operations, purchasing equipment, managing cash flow, or handling emergencies.

A Group Loan is a financial product where a group of individuals collectively borrow funds from a lender, and each member of the group shares the responsibility for repaying the loan. The loan can be used for various purposes, such as business ventures, agriculture, education, or other community projects.

A Checkoff Loan is a type of loan offered through employer salary deductions, where repayments are automatically made through deductions from the borrower's salary