Telangana is preparing a new plan to reduce borrowing costs and improve funding access for businesses. Part of the Telangana Rising Vision 2047, the roadmap includes interest subvention schemes, equity guarantee programs, and a lender information exchange platform. It will help shift lending from relying on collateral to using cash flow and data. Businesses registered via the TG-iPASS system will benefit. The state plans to build an API-enabled platform integrating GST, PF, TDS, and payment data to create borrower profiles. This will give lenders better insights while protecting sensitive data. Telangana also wants to offer a partial equity guarantee to lower risks for venture capital and angel investors, attracting more private money to high-growth SMEs and startups. The government will subsidise some interest costs for long-term infrastructure projects to encourage private investment in industrial parks and transport systems. The plan includes protecting land titles through an indemnity guarantee fund to reduce lender risks and support affordable financing for land and real estate. Efforts to unlock stalled projects by improving digital land records to legally guaranteed ownership will speed up financing and cut costs. Telangana aims to turn Hyderabad into a global fintech capital by building a Banking Ops 2.0 Zone, inviting banks and NBFCs to set up centers, and introducing fintech training in education. This multi-pronged strategy could spark a new phase of industrial growth and position the state as a leader in business funding.