CreditMatik offers a range of loans tailored to meet various financial needs. One of their primary offerings is short-term loans, which can provide quick access to funds for individuals facing temporary cash shortages. These loans typically range up to $1,500, allowing borrowers to address immediate financial obligations without the need for a long-term commitment.
How to apply for a CreditMatik loan
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Visit the CreditMatik Website. Navigate to the official website of CreditMatik using your preferred web browser.
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Click on "Apply for Your Credit". Locate the "Apply for Your Credit" button on the homepage or in the main menu and click on it to begin the application process.
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Review and Agree to Requirements. Take a moment to review the requirements for applying for a loan with CreditMatik. Ensure that you meet all eligibility criteria before proceeding. Once you've reviewed the requirements, click on the checkbox or button to indicate your agreement.
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Choose Your Desired Loan Amount. Select the amount you wish to borrow from the available options. CreditMatik typically offers short-term loans up to $1,500. Choose the amount that best suits your financial needs.
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Fill Out Personal Information. Complete the application form by providing your personal details accurately. This includes your name, phone number, email address, and postal address. Ensure that all details are accurate and up-to-date.
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Confirm Details and Proceed. Double-check all the information you've entered to ensure its accuracy. It's crucial to provide correct details to avoid any delays or issues with your application. Once you've verified everything, click on the "Next" button to proceed to the next step.
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Submit Your Application. After reviewing your information and ensuring its accuracy, submit your loan application by following the prompts on the screen. Depending on the platform, you may need to review the terms and conditions before finalizing your submission.
Conditions
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NSF Fees. If any cheques or pre-authorized payments bounce, CreditMatik will charge an NSF fee of $25. Additionally, your bank may also impose an NSF fee.
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Payment Deferral Fees. In the event of a financial emergency requiring a payment deferral, CreditMatik will charge an administrative fee of $35.
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Membership Fees. CreditMatik imposes a $24.20 weekly membership fee, which is added to your loan payments.
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Interest. The annual percentage rate (APR) for loans with CreditMatik can reach as high as 18,99%.
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Cash Advance Fee. If you require a cash advance, CreditMatik will charge a cash advance fee of $75.
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Loan Amounts. You can borrow $500, $750, $1,000, $1,250, or $1,500.
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Terms. Loan terms range from 3 to 6 months.
Requirements
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Age Requirement. You must be at least 18 years of age to qualify for a CreditMatik loan.
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Residency. Applicants must be residents of Quebec to be eligible for CreditMatik loans.
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Employment. You must have been employed for at least 3 months prior to applying for the loan.
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Income Source. Your income must be directly deposited into your personal bank account.
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Canadian Bank Account. Applicants must possess a Canadian bank account in their name.
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Bankruptcy Status. You must not be currently serving a bankruptcy to be eligible for CreditMatik loans.
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Minimum Income. Applicants must have a monthly income of at least $1,500 to qualify for CreditMatik loans.
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Contact Information. You must provide a working telephone number that CreditMatik can use to contact you.
Reasons for rejection
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Insufficient Income. If your income does not meet the minimum requirements set by CreditMatik, your loan application may be rejected. They typically assess your ability to repay the loan based on your income level.
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Poor Credit History. CreditMatik may consider your credit history as part of their approval process. A history of missed payments, defaults, or bankruptcies could lead to rejection.
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Incomplete or Inaccurate Information. Providing incomplete or inaccurate information on your loan application can lead to rejection. CreditMatik relies on accurate data to assess your eligibility for a loan.
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High Debt-to-Income Ratio. If your existing debt obligations are too high in relation to your income, CreditMatik may determine that you have limited capacity to take on additional debt and reject your application.
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Employment Status. CreditMatik may require applicants to have stable employment or a consistent source of income. If you're unemployed, self-employed without sufficient income documentation, or have irregular income, your application may be rejected.
Additional resources
- About CreditMatik
- CreditMatik Online Banking
- How to PayOff CreditMatik Debt
- CreditMatik Personal Loans for December 2024
- CreditMatik Customer Reviews