Jana Holdings Limited: RBI registration and NBFC details

Registered address

3rd Floor, Sri Krishna Towers, Sy. No. 25B1, Krishnagiri Bye-Pas Road, Hosur East, Hosur, Krishnagiri – 635 109

What this means if you deal with Jana Holdings Limited

An NOFHC is the holding company of a group that owns a bank. It does not do business with the public itself.

An NOFHC does not lend to the public.

Base layer: smaller NBFCs (assets under ₹1,000 crore) and some kinds such as P2P platforms and Account Aggregators, with the lightest rules.

Jana Holdings Limited does not hold RBI's permission to accept public deposits. If anyone asks you to put a fixed or recurring deposit with it, do not pay.

How to check a loan app or lender in 4 steps

1. Find the lender's legal name in the app's loan agreement, Key Fact Statement or website (not just the app's brand name).
2. Search that name here, or in RBI's NBFC list, and match the address and CIN.
3. Look the app up in RBI's directory of Digital Lending Apps (rbi.org.in, Citizen's Corner), where banks and NBFCs list the apps they use.
4. Never pay a fee before the loan, and never share an OTP. Report an unregistered lender on RBI's Sachet portal, and fraud on 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in.

Full guide: how to check if a loan app is RBI registered · Sachet

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Source: Reserve Bank of India, lists of NBFCs and ARCs registered with RBI and of NBFCs whose Certificate of Registration was cancelled, as on 30 September 2026. RBI updates the lists every month; check RBI's own list for the latest status. Oxon Fintech is a loan platform, not part of RBI, and is not connected with the companies listed here unless it says so. RBI's NBFC lists