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How do I apply for a loan through lenture.ph?

You can apply online with our simple form, and we will find a lender that will suit for you.

Is it true that lenture.ph is totally free? Do you charge anything to use your website?

Our service is completely free. We earn a small commission from lenders in the event they credit a loan to your account.

What’s the most I can get?

Currently, the largest loan you can take through lenture.ph is ₱ 25 000. However, that cap may increase in the future.

What are your borrower requirements?

Each institution has its own borrower requirements. Overall, you must be a citizen of the Philippines over the age of 18 with a valid SSS, TIN, or UMID card; you must also have a source of income and be able to provide a valid debit card or bank account number.

Will they give me a loan if my credit history is not perfect?

Perfect credit histories are less common than you think. If you don’t have any open delinquencies, you will most likely get a loan.

Can I pay off my loan early?

Absolutely! In fact, that is exactly what we recommend. The longer you wait to pay off your loan, the more you will pay.

What if I cannot repay my loan?

It is important to be certain that you are able to pay within the given timeframe before applying. If your situation changes, and you are concerned that you cannot repay your loan, it is best to contact your lender right away to find out which options are available. If you are experiencing financial issues and have a mounting debt, we strongly recommend you not taking any more loans from any lending institution, and that you immediately seek independent financial advice.

How do I repay?

Only your lender can give you any specific information regarding your loans, including the dates and times for repayment. Repayment periods may vary. Please contact your lender to ask about your loan terms.

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Responsible Lending

lenture.ph is not a lender, nor does it take any decisions regarding loans. lenture.ph finds lenders for customers based on their application information. It earns a commission, paid by the lender, for providing advertising services. We cannot guarantee that a lender will accept your application or that they will offer you loan terms that will suit your needs. Not all lenders can provide loans of up to ₱ 25 000. The time it takes to process and transfer a loan depends on the lender. This website does not directly endorse any particular product or service. Any information on this website is approximate in nature. Some lenders may perform a credit check with a credit reporting agency as a loan condition.

Maximum/Minimum Repayment Periods and Maximum Interest Rate

The APR is the cost of borrowing a loan, expressed as a nominal annual interest rate. As lenture.ph is a credit broker and not a lender, we cannot guarantee a particular annual percentage rate. Annual percentage rates typically range from 0% to 36%. Repayment periods for loan products usually range from four months to six months. Before accepting a lender’s offer through our system, please make sure to read through the loan agreement carefully, since interest rates and repayment terms may differ from those listed on this website.

Collection Policy

Please contact the lender directly if you are having trouble repaying. They will be able to discuss payment options with you. The lender reserves the right to give your information to a third-party collection agency, should the situation remain unresolved.

Consequences of Nonpayment

If you cannot repay on time, your lender may start the collection process as per the loan agreement. Your lender will often contact you to arrange an alternative repayment schedule. This could result in additional fees or interest. Lenders also have an option to file a lawsuit against you. Consider contacting your lender before missing a payment to find out what collection policy they have and discuss your repayment options.

Late Payments

If you think you won’t be able to make a payment on time, then it is important to contact your lender beforehand. Your lender may offer to extend or renew your loan. Keep in mind, however, that this will accrue additional interest. Your lender may charge a fee for late payments. The amount is determined by the lender, so please read the loan terms before agreeing. Late payments may also negatively affect your credit score.

Extensions

If you would like to extend your loan, you should contact your lender before missing a payment. Most lenders charge the same interest rate and commissions for another month on the total amount due. The loan may be renewed or extended automatically in the event of late or nonpayment. Additional interest and/or fees may be charged to your account. Please, think carefully before extending your loan, as doing so may substantially increase the amount you pay.
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