Special Structured Transactions
13 product types in this category. Check which ones may fit your business and which documents each needs.
Loanbazaar's Special Structured Transactions category brings together 13 product types that Indian businesses use to manage cash flow, fund operations or support growth. Loanbazaar connects you with its network of lending partners who offer these structures.
Products in Special Structured Transactions
- Off-Balance Sheet Funding
- Revenue-Based Financing
- SPV-Based Structures
- Escrow-Based Funding
- Hybrid Debt Structures
- Customized Structured Funding Solutions
- Structured Debt Syndication
- Structured Cash Flow Monetisation
- Receivable Securitisation
- Future Income Securitisation
- Structured Exit Funding
- Hybrid Mezzanine Structures
- Structured Promoter Funding
How to get started
- Run the free eligibility check to see which products suit your profile and which documents they need.
- Use the EMI calculator to estimate repayments.
- Or contact our team to discuss your requirement.
Other product categories
- Supply Chain Finance (Domestic)
- Trade Finance (Domestic & Cross-Border)
- Invoice / Receivable-Based Funding
- Banking Instrument-Based Funding
- Working Capital & Liquidity Solutions
- Structured & Collateral-Based Funding
- Project & Infrastructure Finance
- Corporate & Wholesale Banking
- All product categories
Frequently asked questions
What products are in Special Structured Transactions?
This category includes 13 product types, such as Off-Balance Sheet Funding, Revenue-Based Financing, SPV-Based Structures, Escrow-Based Funding and more.
Does Loanbazaar lend directly?
No. Loanbazaar is a loan distributor that connects businesses with its network of lending partners.
How do I know if I am eligible?
Use the free eligibility check on this site. Final approval is decided by the lender after reviewing your documents and profile.
This page is for general information only and is not financial, legal or tax advice. Loanbazaar is a loan distributor and connects businesses with lending partners; it does not lend directly. Terms, eligibility and approval are decided by the lender.