Paisalo Digital is currently trading at RS. 31.70, up by 0.25 points or 0.79% from its previous close of RS. 31.45 on the BSE.

The stock opened at RS. 31.84 and recorded an intraday high of RS. 33.75 and a low of RS. 31.44. A total of 11,91,910 shares have been traded so far.

Classified under BSE group 'A' with a face value of RS. 1, the stock has touched a 52-week high of RS. 81.95 on July 12, 2024, and a 52-week low of RS. 29.40 on June 20, 2025. Over the last week, the scrip has moved between a high of RS. 33.75 and a low of RS. 29.41. The current market capitalization of the company stands at RS. 2896.81 crore.

The shareholding pattern shows promoters holding 50.37%, with institutional investors at 21.15% and non-institutional investors at 28.47%.

In a key development, Paisalo Digital has entered into a Co-Lending Loan Arrangement for SME products with the State Bank of India (SBI), India’s largest public sector bank. This agreement, formalized on June 26, 2025, further strengthens the ongoing SBI-Paisalo partnership aimed at enhancing inclusive credit delivery.

This new SME-focused co-lending tie-up builds on the existing SBI-Paisalo digital co-lending platform launched in 2021. The initiative aligns with the Reserve Bank of India’s co-lending guidelines issued on November 5, 2020, designed to boost credit flow to priority sectors like MSMEs.

Under this arrangement, SBI and Paisalo will jointly fund SME loans, extending wider credit access to small businesses, particularly in tier-2, tier-3 cities and rural areas. The SBI-Paisalo co-lending platform offers an end-to-end digital solution covering loan origination, processing, disbursement, servicing, and recovery, ensuring operational efficiency and transparency.

Paisalo Digital, a systemically important Non-Deposit taking NBFC registered with the RBI since 1992, focuses primarily on small finance initiatives promoting rural development, self-employment, and women empowerment.