For Contractors

Stop waiting
three weeks for
a single quote.

One file. One scorecard. Up to 15 panel insurers see the same RFQ at once — and they compete on rate, instead of you chasing them one at a time.

Time to bind · the model

The old way vs. Rakshati.

Single insurer
~3 wks
Panel, in parallel
Faster

The old way means emailing insurers one at a time. Rakshati routes one file across the panel in parallel — so quotes come back together, not in sequence. Actual timing varies with underwriting.

— SECTION 01 — REPLACE YOUR BG

Still posting a bank guarantee?

A BG locks up 100% of the face value as margin or against your cash-credit limit — working capital that can't fund your next bid. A surety bond does the same job for a fraction in annual premium, and it doesn't touch your borrowing limit. Move the slider to see what you'd free up.

Free your limit. Keep the bid.

What a surety bond gives you that a bank guarantee never could:

  • Off your CC limit. A BG eats into your cash-credit / fund-based limit. A surety bond sits entirely outside it — your borrowing headroom stays free for the project.
  • No 100% margin. Banks often want 10–100% cash margin against a BG. Surety needs none — you pay only the annual premium.
  • Accepted on government tenders. Recognised under the 2023 GFR amendment — NHAI, NHIT, railways, and state PWDs accept surety in lieu of BGs.
  • One file, all 15 insurers. Same Rakshati workspace, no separate bank relationship to negotiate per bond.
Replace my bank guarantee
Working-capital freed LIVE EST.
Bond / BG face value₹5.00 cr
₹50 L₹10 cr₹20 cr₹30 cr
Bank margin held on the BG25%
10%40%70%100%
BG locks up
₹1.25 cr
Surety premium / yr
₹4.75 L
You free up ₹1.25 cr of working capital and keep your CC limit intact — for an annual premium of about ₹4.75 L on a Grade B profile.
— SECTION 02 — THE COMPARISON

Same risk.
Different week.

What's actually different about going through Rakshati vs. running a placement yourself or through a generalist intermediary. Honest comparison; we lose on one column.

The old way · single-insurer

You email one insurer at a time.

  • Email the contact, attach a 14-page PDF, hope they read it
  • Wait 7–14 days for a quote, longer to negotiate
  • If they decline, restart with the next insurer · serial process
  • No standardised file — each insurer asks for different docs
  • Commission opaque · folded into the rate · you can't see it
  • Audit trail = your inbox · good luck handing that to the CFO
Route
Serial
Insurers seen
1–2
Audit
Inbox
Rakshati · panel-wide

All 15 insurers see your file the same morning.

  • One standardised KYC + financial pack, used across the panel
  • RFQ broadcast goes out in a single click · same file, all 14
  • Quotes come back together · compare side-by-side
  • Underwriting scorecard you can see — and improve
  • Commission explicit · published rate cards · we publish it
  • Immutable audit trail · hand it to your CFO without editing
Route
Parallel
Insurers seen
14
Audit
Logged
— SECTION 03 — THE SCORECARD

Underwriting,
shown to you.

Every contractor on Rakshati gets a scorecard. Five sub-scores, weighted into a 100-point grade. We show you exactly what's driving the grade — so you can fix the things that matter before the next placement.

Coromandel Infra Pvt Ltd

Scorecard · 24-May-2026 · v3.2
B
Financial strength
26/35
Track record
18/25
Project risk
16/20
WIP / capacity
8/10
Compliance
4/10
Total · 72/100 · indicative rate 0.85–1.15% p.a.

Five dimensions, no surprises.

Your grade is computed live the moment we finish parsing your audited financials. It's the same grade every insurer on our panel sees — you can't tell one a different story.

  • Financial strength — net worth, leverage, current ratio, working capital cycle
  • Track record — bonds posted, claims history, performance on past contracts
  • Project risk — type, tenure, obligee credit, location complexity
  • WIP / capacity — orderbook ratio, ongoing project load, free capacity
  • Compliance — GST, ITR, regulatory clean record, KYC freshness
— SECTION 04 — THE WORKFLOW

From signup to bind,
in four steps.

You'll spend 90 minutes on onboarding. Then it's our job to bring you quotes.

01

Sign up · 15 min

Day 0

Email and OTP. We provision a workspace under your company. No card needed for the first 30 days.

02

Upload your file

Day 1 · 60 min

PAN, GST, MOA/AOA, board resolution, audited Y-1/Y-2. We auto-extract 80% of the underwriting fields.

03

Get your scorecard

Day 3

Indicative grade and rate range. Your underwriting RM walks you through anything that's flagged.

04

Request a bond

Day 4–6

Tell us the obligee, tender, amount. RFQ goes to all 15 insurers. Bound within 48–72h of quote acceptance.

— SECTION 05 — THE PRICE

You pay nothing.
The insurer pays us on bind.

We're paid a transparent commission by the insurer when your bond binds. The full rate card is below. You always know what we make on your bond.

Bond sizeCommission to RakshatiPremium (range)What you pay Rakshati
Up to ₹2 cr12.5% of premium0.95–1.40% p.a. of face₹0
₹2–5 cr12.5% of premium0.85–1.20% p.a. of face₹0
₹5–25 cr10.0% of premium0.75–1.10% p.a. of face₹0
Above ₹25 cr7.5% of premium0.65–0.95% p.a. of face₹0

Commission is paid by the insurer. Premium ranges indicative only · final rate depends on full underwriting. Excludes stamp duty (0.005% of face) and one-time admin charges (₹2,500/bond).

One standardised file. Every surety insurer on the panel. One competitive quote — instead of chasing insurers one at a time. That's the whole idea behind Rakshati.
The Rakshati model
Surety bonds, placed properly
— PLACE A BOND —

Tell us your
next tender.

We'll come back within four working hours with an indicative rate, panel availability, and the documents we'll need. Submitting the form provisions your contractor workspace — no separate signup.