Every company or individual takes a loan in their life journey. Companies take loans for working capital requirements, for developing infrastructure & products like bank guarantees and LC to meet the business standards of clients. While individual takes loans to fulfill their requirement of child education & marriage, buying house properties, and renovation to buy their dream cars.

Loans play a crucial role in a company’s growth and in fulfilling an individual’s requirements. So, their repayment is also crucial to maintain business growth and to avail loan facilities in the future.

A good loan repayment ensures high credit availability with lower interest rates. On the other hand, a bad repayment not only creates legal issues for borrowers but also discourages other lenders from issuing new loans.

So, in the case of non-repayment of any loan, companies & individuals have an option to close the account under the one-time settlement scheme, or OTS.

What is One-Time Settlement or OTS in banking?

One-Time Settlement or OTS is a scheme offered by banks to their NPA account borrowers who fail to pay their loans on time. Through OTS, the bank offers to close an NPA account at a reduced price, which encourages borrowers to get rid of their NPA liability in a single shot, whereas banks can collect a good part of the loan without long legal litigations.

But is One-Time Settlement, or OTS, a good idea for a borrower to close the loan? Or what are the advantages & disadvantages of closing a loan under OTS?

Advantages of One-Time Settlement (OTS)

Disadvantages of One-Time Settlement (OTS)

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