Information only
DCB Bank is a private sector bank regulated by the Reserve Bank of India. Headquarters in India: Mumbai. It is a mid-sized private bank focused on mortgages, MSME and small-business lending. This page is an information summary, not an offer, and it does not compare DCB Bank with other lenders.
Loans it offers
Retail and MSME loans DCB Bank is known to offer
| Loan | What to know |
|---|---|
| Home loans | Loans to buy, build or extend a home; the property is the security. |
| Loans against property | Secured on residential or commercial property you own; valuation and legal checks apply. |
| Business and MSME loans | Working capital and term loans for small businesses; papers and security vary by scheme. |
| Gold loans | Loans secured on gold ornaments; RBI sets loan-to-value limits for them. |
Read how these loans work on LOANZ 360: home loans, loans against property, business loans, gold loans. This list reflects the bank's publicly known range at our last review and has not been re-checked on the bank's own product pages. Products, eligibility and terms change, so confirm with the bank before you apply.
Key facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Regulator category | Private sector bank (regulated by the Reserve Bank of India) |
| Headquarters | Mumbai |
| Ownership | Listed company with no single promoter holding a majority |
| History and mergers | Formerly Development Credit Bank, renamed DCB Bank |
| Product list status | Publicly known range; not re-checked on the bank's own product pages |
As of 8 November 2026, DCB Bank is shown here as listed by the Reserve Bank of India. The bank's own website is the record for its current loan products and rates.
Before you apply
- Ask for the Key Fact Statement (KFS) and read the annual percentage rate (APR), which includes the lender's fees, not only the interest rate.
- Processing fees, prepayment or foreclosure charges, penal charges and valuation or legal fees are set by the lender; ask for them in writing.
- Your credit score, income and existing EMIs decide the offer. Many lender checks in a short time can lower your score, so check your own score first.
- Compare more than one offer on the same amount and tenure.
- Check the loan type: salaried, self-employed, secured and unsecured loans each need different papers.
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Last updated 12 Nov 2026