Understanding NPA — Why Loans Become Non-Performing Assets

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Every financial institution faces NPAs — loans where the borrower has stopped paying EMIs for 90+ days.

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What is NPA?

A Non-Performing Asset is a loan where:
  • EMIs are unpaid for more than 90 days
  • The asset stops generating income for the bank

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Types of NPAs

  1. Substandard Assets — NPA for < 12 months
  2. Doubtful Assets — NPA for > 12 months
  3. Loss Assets — No recovery possible without write-off

Why Loans Become NPAs

  • Job loss
  • Business failure
  • Over-borrowing
  • Wrong verification
  • Fraud cases
  • High-interest burden
  • Poor financial planning

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How Kickstart Helps Recover NPAs

  • Legal enforcement
  • Settlement negotiation
  • Property valuation
  • Collateral repossession
  • Auction assistance
  • SARFAESI compliance
  • ARC purchase of NPAs

Kickstart helps lenders reduce NPA burden quickly and ethically.

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