ACE Parkway 2.0 · Sector 150 Noida · Home Loan & Approved Banks

ACE Arte (ACE Parkway 2.0) Approved Banks and Home Loan: What the Register Holds

ACE Arte's UP-RERA file names a bank, and that bank is not a lender. The name on the filed certificate is ICICI Bank, Sector-132, Noida, where the promoter's three designated project accounts sit; no approved-bank list, lender panel or project-approval sanction appeared among the filings under UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026 as our register mirror read them on 29 July 2026. ACE Arte is the RERA-registered name for ACE Parkway 2.0, ACE Group's project in Sector 150 on the Noida Expressway. This page, published by an independent UP-RERA registered channel partner (UPRERAAGT000309/01/2026) and not by the developer, sets out what the register does hold for a home-loan file, where a disbursement actually lands, and the questions worth putting to a lender before you apply.

Is there a published ACE Arte approved-bank list?

Not one we hold, and not one on the register. Thirty-two documents in sixteen categories are listed against UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, as our register mirror read the file on 29 July 2026, and a lender panel is not among them. Our RERA documents page reads those categories out and says the same thing from the other direction: the floor plans, the price list, the lender panel and the render pack are what buyers most often go looking for on a RERA file and do not find there.

Read that carefully, because the wrong conclusion is easy to reach. The absence of a lender panel from a RERA file says nothing at all about which banks have approved the project for lending. It says only that the regulator is not the place that answer is kept. Project approvals sit between a developer and each individual lender, they are issued and withdrawn on the lender's own timetable, and the copy that binds is the one your bank puts in writing to you.

So this page does not hand you a list of bank logos. A list we cannot source is worse than no list: you would take it to a branch, the branch would not recognise it, and the trip would be wasted. What follows instead is everything about ACE Arte that a lender's credit and legal desks do read, all of it traceable to the register or to a dated developer document.

What the register does hold for a home-loan file

Four things a lender asks for are on the public file under UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026, plus the registration entry itself. Each is listed on the project's own record at up-rera.in, and each is already read out on this site:

Read from our UP-RERA register mirror on 29 July 2026 for UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026. Filings move with each subsequent submission, so verify the current state at up-rera.in rather than treating this page as live. Account numbers are not published on this page.

The declared completion date is worth one line of its own. 15 February 2031 is what the promoter declared on the register, on a registered build period of 55 months from a proposed start of 15 August 2026. It is a declaration, not a guaranteed handover, and the date that binds anyone is the one written into your own Agreement for Sale.

Where does a home-loan disbursement actually land?

In the same place your own money does: the collection account named on the filed certificate, in the name of ACE Infracity Developers Private Limited. From there the statutory seventy per cent is moved into the separate account and drawn against certified construction progress. The account a lender disburses into is therefore not itself the escrow account, and a sanction letter describing it that way has described a structure that is not the one on this file.

The three designations, what each is for, and why the numbers are not printed on this page or on that one are set out in full on our ACE Arte RERA bank accounts page. The short version for a loan application: the bank, the branch and the promoter's name on your lender's disbursement instruction should match the certificate on the file, and you should have the developer's own written instruction to match it against before anything moves.

What value will a lender size the loan against?

That is your lender's call, and it is worth asking before you fill anything in. Lenders generally work from the value on the executed Agreement for Sale rather than from arithmetic on a marketing page, and loan-to-value, interest rate and tenure are set against your own income profile.

The published figures, so you have them with their qualifiers: the pre-launch base sale price is ₹16,995/sq.ft* against a launch rate of ₹21,995/sq.ft*, GST and other charges extra, from the price-list creative W.E.F. 21-08-2026. On that list's tentative size* of 1,927 sq.ft, the base-price arithmetic for the 3 BHK is approximately ₹3.27 Cr*, before PLC, GST and the other charge heads. Every one of those is a developer-published figure carrying its own date, read out row by row on our price list page and decoded on our ACE Arte price page.

One structural point matters more than any of them for a loan application. Under the ladder on our payment plan page, the first 20% of the base sale price falls as 10% on booking and a further 10% within 30 days of booking, and those two tranches are tied to your calendar rather than to construction. Ask your lender where its first disbursement sits relative to them, because that answer decides how much of the first month is your own money.

What to ask a lender before you apply

1. Has this lender approved the project? Ask for it in writing, naming UPRERAPRJ528653/07/2026 and the promoter, ACE Infracity Developers Private Limited. A verbal yes at a counter is not a sanction.
2. What value is the sanction sized against? The agreement value, or a total that includes GST and the other charge heads. The two are not the same number and the gap is yours to fund.
3. When does the first disbursement release? Specifically, relative to the 10% on booking and the 10% within 30 days.
4. How does disbursement track the milestone ladder? The remaining instalments fall after slab casting of the ground floor, after slab casting of the 10th floor, after completion of structure, and on offer of possession.
5. Has the legal desk read the Details of Encumbrances on the file? It is the filing that speaks about the land, and it is listed on the project's own record at up-rera.in.
6. What do the moratorium and pre-EMI terms say? Read them against the declared completion date of 15 February 2031, remembering it is the promoter's declaration on the register and that your own Agreement for Sale carries the date that binds.

None of the above is financial, tax or legal advice, and this desk does not give any. Terms, eligibility and rates are matters between you and your lender, and are worth confirming with your own bank, chartered accountant or advocate before you commit.

What this page does not have, and what the desk can get in writing

It does not have an approved-bank list, an APF number, a sanctioned loan-to-value or an indicative interest rate for ACE Arte, because none of those is published on the register or in any dated developer document we hold. We would rather say that here than let you click through to find out.

What our sales desk can do is put the question to the source. Ask, and we will request ACE Group's own written position on lender approvals for this project and forward exactly what comes back, unedited, or tell you plainly that nothing in writing has been given. That second answer is a real outcome and you will get it if that is what happens.

How to get the register pack for your loan file

1. WhatsApp: Message +91 98114 05300 with your configuration (3 BHK / 4 BHK / 4 BHK + S) and the lender you are speaking to.
2. Call: +91 98114 05300 to go through the register entry and the account block line by line before your branch appointment.
3. Enquiry form: Request a preview and a consultant responds within one business day.

You buy directly from ACE Group, in your own name, with all payments to the developer's designated account. Our sales desk is an authorised channel partner paid by ACE Group, so there is no extra cost to you either way, and this is not ACE Group's official website.