FAQs

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

All you need to do is determine the amount you want to request and fill out a short online form. We will find a lender for you, who will send you an online loan agreement if you are eligible. Sometimes, lenders require a background check to verify your employment information or salary. If you agree to their offer, they will transfer money directly to your credit card or bank account.

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

Yes, finding loan offers with lenture.ph is totally free.

How much money will I get at lenture.ph?

Most of our lenders agree to lend ₱ 500 to ₱ 25 000.

Are there any borrower requirements to get a loan?

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?

Our lenders strive to serve all customers, no matter their history or circumstances. They will consider your ability to make payments along with your credit history.

Can I make payments on my loan ahead of schedule?

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

What should I do if I have trouble paying?

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 should I repay what I owe?

Although repayment periods and terms vary, the type of product you apply for will matter when it comes to repaying your loan. Your loan agreement will give you detailed information regarding when payments start, how often and when they occur, and how long the repayment period lasts.