ESAF Small Finance Branches in kesab road, cooch behar, west bengal

ESAF Small Finance is a leading banks that offers high-quality Services for customers. We are dedicated to providing our customers with the best possible experience by delivering exceptional value, quality, and customer service. Whatever you're looking for banking, finance, or anything else related you'll find it in ESAF Small Finance. Our Services are designed to meet the unique needs of customers, and we are committed to ensuring that our customers are satisfied with every interaction. We believe that everyone deserves the best, which is why we only use the finest and skilled professionals to create our Services. At ESAF Small Finance, we are passionate about what we do and strive to exceed our customers expectations every step of the way. We are constantly innovating and improving our Services to ensure that we are always at the forefront of our industry. Whether you're looking for Services offered, we have something for everyone. So why wait? Experience ESAF Small Finance Services today and discover why we are the leading choice for the customers. ESAF Small Finance Bank (ESAF SFB) the new age social bank continues to redefine the banking experience to all the stakeholders. We primarily focus on expanding the banking horizon to new unbanked/underbanked area, yet we stand as a bank for all with presence in urban, semi urban, rural and rural unbanked areas. ESAF started it’s journey as an NGO during the year 1992, with a larger vision of sustainable and holistic transformation of the poor and the marginalized. The success of Grameen Bank in Bangladesh reinforced the vision of Shri. K. Paul Thomas the Founder of ESAF. In 1995, he launched Micro Enterprises Development (MED) services and it resulted in the formation of ESAF Microfinance and Investments Pvt. Ltd., in 2008, giving importance of financial component in holistic economic development of the poor and marginalized. ESAF Microfinance and Investments Pvt. Ltd. was one of the pioneers in establishing a formal and structured form of lending through forming mutually trusted groups at the village level that could not only bring financial sustainability but also reinforced the fact that ‘the poor of our country are trustworthy’.