Government Schemes for Business Support and CapitalBox Contribution
The Government of India has launched several schemes to support businesses, especially startups and MSMEs, by providing financial, technical, and operational assistance. These initiatives encourage entrepreneurship, generate employment, and boost economic growth
CapitalBox provides consultancy services to help businesses navigate these schemes and access funding efficiently. Our team offers expert guidance and personalized financial solutions, with charges applicable for these services. We collaborate with multiple banks to ensure that entrepreneurs can fully leverage government-backed opportunities for business growth.
Government Funding Consultancy – Step by Step Support by CapitalBox
1. Eligibility Assessment
We analyze your business profile and requirements to determine which government schemes you're eligible for.
2. Scheme Selection
Based on eligibility, we help you choose the most suitable scheme – like Startup India, MUDRA, Stand-Up India, CGTMSE, or others.
3. Documentation Support
Our experts assist you in preparing all required documents as per the scheme’s guidelines.
5. Follow-up & Liaison
CapitalBox stays in touch with the relevant departments or lenders to ensure smooth processing and timely updates.
4. Application Filing
We help you accurately fill and submit the application to the concerned authorities or financial institutions.
6. Disbursement Assistance
We support you until the funding is approved and disbursed to your account.
1. MUDRA Loan (Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana)
This is a government-backed funding scheme for micro and small enterprises. Businesses can avail collateral-free loans ranging from ₹50,000 up to ₹10 lakhs through banks and NBFCs. CapitalBox assists in eligibility assessment, document preparation, and application filing.
2. Stand-Up India Scheme
Designed to promote entrepreneurship among SC/ST and women entrepreneurs, this scheme offers loans from ₹10 lakhs to ₹1 crore. It supports greenfield businesses in manufacturing, services, or trading sectors. CapitalBox helps you build the business plan, prepare documents, and coordinate with banks for smooth processing.
3. Startup India Seed Fund Scheme (Grant)
This is a non-repayable grant offered to early-stage startups for product development, proof of concept, and market entry. Grants up to ₹20 lakhs are provided for development, and up to ₹50 lakhs for commercialization. CapitalBox helps you with incubator tie-ups, pitch deck preparation, and grant application submission.
Government Funding Support
CapitalBox is a trusted government funding consultancy that helps startups and MSMEs access various government schemes such as Startup India, MUDRA, CGTMSE, Stand-Up India, and more. We provide complete guidance – from selecting the right scheme to preparing documentation and filing the application.
Get expert support for government funding – Partner with CapitalBox today!
Disclaimer
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Consultancy Services
CapitalBox offers professional consultancy services to assist businesses in identifying and applying for government funding schemes and grants. We do not directly provide or disburse any financial assistance, loans, or grants. All funding decisions are made solely by the respective government authorities, banks, or financial institutions.No Guarantee of Funding
CapitalBox does not guarantee approval or disbursement of any loan or grant. The success of your application is subject to the discretion of the concerned authorities and their evaluation process.Consultancy Charges
CapitalBox charges a professional consultancy fee for services rendered, which includes assistance in eligibility evaluation, document preparation, and application submission. The fees are non-refundable and based on the scope of services agreed upon. These charges are separate from any loan or grant disbursed by financial institutions or government bodies.Third-Party Decisions
CapitalBox is not responsible for any delays, rejections, or decisions made by third-party institutions or government bodies. We do not influence or intervene in their internal decision-making processes.