Find what fits you
A few questions, then a shortlist with the reason for every recommendation — and the reason for everything that was ruled out. FoxMatch does not know which product is best; it knows which ones match what you told it, and it shows its working.
How FoxMatch decides
Published eligibility is a filter, not a score. A card requiring an income you do not have is not slightly worse for you — it is unavailable, and showing it as a near-miss would waste your time. Every excluded product is listed with its reason so you can check the filter did what you expected.
What remains is scored on four things: what it costs to hold, how comfortably you clear its eligibility bar, how well it fits the goal you chose, and whether we have verified its figures. A product cannot score well on something we have not checked — missing data lowers the confidence of the match and is named in the result, rather than being treated as a neutral middle value that would let an unrecorded fee look competitive.
FoxMatch never estimates whether you would be approved. Indian lenders decide on your credit bureau report, your existing obligations and their own internal scoring, none of which this tool can see. Clearing a published minimum is a necessary condition for applying, not a probability, and we will not dress it up as one.
FoxMatch does not rank on commission, and there is none to rank on: no product on PaisaKhoj currently carries a commercial relationship. See our commercial disclosure and full methodology.