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PM SVANidhi — Credit for Street Vendors

PM SVANidhi is the Centre's collateral-free working-capital loan line for urban street vendors, opened on 1 June 2020 and built as a ladder: repay one small loan and a larger one unlocks. A Cabinet restructuring of 27 August 2025 lifted the three steps to ₹15,000, ₹25,000 and ₹50,000, ran lending to March 2030 and added a UPI-linked RuPay credit card; it completed its first year on 27 August 2026. Government figures at that anniversary count 78.68 lakh vendors, more than 1.18 crore loans and ₹19,171 crore lent since inception.

Last updated 27 August 20267 min read
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Marks one year of the restructured scheme: 78.68 lakh vendors, over 1.18 crore loans and ₹19,171 crore lent by 27 August 2026, with 10.56 lakh new vendors and 21.86 lakh loans worth ₹6,294 crore in the revamp's first year. Adds the 27,077 RuPay credit cards approved, the Digital Lending Platform and Vendor Migration Module, the 50 planned Street Food Hubs at up to ₹4 crore each, the September 2026 Lok Kalyan Melas, and the latest digital-payment and SVANidhi se Samriddhi counts.

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