Ms. Binti Devi

Binti Devi, a hardworking woman is a resident of Bamheta, Ghaziabad. Being a mother of four children, she dreamt of starting her own business for supporting her family and providing quality education to her children. Her husband, who worked as a daily wage worker, faced financial difficulties in meeting their basic needs. With prior experience in Dairy Business, Binti decided to establish her own business of buffalo milk. Unfortunately, she did not have enough funds to purchase the cattle. Adding Owing to lack of prior banking experience and credit history adding onto her misery, she could also not avail any financial assistance from banks. When she got to know about the micro credit services and various loan products of SATYA MicroCapital Limited from her neighbourhood, she approached the company for a loan. SATYA recognized her potential and provided her with a loan of Rs. 75,000, which instigated her to establish her buffalo milk business. With the loan amount provided by SATYA, Binti was eventually started earning Rs. 300-400 per day, which was a good start to support her family. She has since evolved as a financially independent woman who is contributing to her household expenses. This has not only significantly increased her self-esteem but has also made her realize the relevance of financial independence. Binti feels extremely grateful to SATYA for giving her the opportunity to pursue her dream of becoming an entrepreneur. She mentioned that the SATYA EDOs and Branch Employees were very friendly and provided her with informative guidance about the entire loan application process from the start to finish. Binti added that SATYA infect has played an indispensable function in making significant improvements in their lifestyle, particularly in terms of healthcare, education, food, and basic necessities. Binti looks forward to continuing her business venture and expanding her earnings in the future. Overall, Binti’s story illustrates the profound impact which SATYA MicroCapital exudes in the lives of people they are connected with. They not only provided Binti with the financial means to start her business but also helped her become an independent, successful entrepreneur who could support her family. The improved standard of living for Binti and her family is a testament to the value of financial inclusion and the importance of access to credit for small businesses.