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On what conditions the moneylender gives her loan?

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Difference between Indigenous bankers and Moneylenders are given below:

Indigenous bankers:

  • Indigenous bankers are individuals or firms who operate as banks and give loans as well as receive deposits.
  • Their main objective is banking.
  • The indigenous bankers give loans from the money collected as deposits or in other ways.
  • The indigenous bankers deal with various credit instruments of commercial bills, Hundis and more.

Moneylenders:

  • The money lenders have their business of lending money.
  • They are not concerned with banking processes.
  • The money lenders have the only objective of lending money and they do that from their own funds.
  • The money lenders only conduct their business in cash.
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