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Representative example: Borrow £300 for 3 months / Interest payable £154.37 / Total amount payable: £454.37 in 3 instalments / 3 payments of £151.46 / Representative 1297.6% APR / Interest rate 292% per annum (fixed) / Maximum APR 1625.5%IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Lender Overview
Quidmarket online payday loans
QuidMarket Loans offer short terms loans of between £300 and £1000 from 3 to 6 months. New customers must be between 23 and 65 years of age and you may be eligible to borrow up to a maximum of £600 on their first loan.
When can I get my loan?
Loans are typically funded during office hours Monday to Saturday, however you can apply for a QuidMarket loan 24 hours a day on their website. Applicants will receive an instant provisional decision upon applying and a final decision on the next working day.
How do I repay my loan?
Loan repayments are taken from your bank account via Direct Debit on the agreed repayment date. This date will usually fall on your payday. Should a payment fail via Direct Debit they may attempt a collection from your debit card.
What happens if I can't pay my loan on time?
If you feel that you may not be able to meet a repayment, you should contact QuidMarket immediately and they will work with you to come to a suitable resolution. QuidMarket will not charge you any late payment fees however interest may continue to be added until a payment has been made of an amount that you have agreed to.
Am I eligible for a Quidmarket loan?
- You must be a UK citizen and at least 23 years old and no older than 65.
- You must have a UK bank account that accepts direct debits
- You must have a take home pay of at least £1,100 per month
How is this lender regulated?
- QuidMarket Loans are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
WARNING:
Late repayment can cause you serious money problems. For help, go to The Money Advice
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