Credit Culture Pte Ltd is a licensed moneylender (License No. 71/2023 ) registered and regulated by the Ministry of Law.

Warning ⚠️ : Website Domain and Social Media Impersonation

We would like to alert the public there are emails impersonating Credit Culture that solicit recipients to apply for loans and obtain their phone numbers and contact details. Members of the public are advised not to click on the links in these emails or divulge any personal information including login IDs or passwords. There are Whatsapp messages/SMSes claim that contain links to a fake Credit Culture website. The recipients are then asked to provide contacts details.


Credit Culture maintains its website and customer portal at the (www.creditculture.sg) domain only, and all loan enquiries and applications are performed via Singpass only. Credit Culture does not and will not ask customers to apply for loans via Email, Whatsapp or phone solicitation. Entering any personal information on unknown websites may result in identity theft. If members of the public receive any unsolicited emails or letters purportedly from Credit Culture requesting any contact or personal information, please contact us at info@creditculture.sg.


For more information, please refer to
https://www.scamalert.sg/scam-details/loan-scam or
https://www.police.gov.sg/Advisories/Crime/Unlicensed-Moneylending.

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just like you do.

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Instant Credit

Apply for a loan any time, anywhere. Upon face-to-face verification and approval, funds will be credited instantly to your bank account.

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Digital

Straight-through real-time processing generates your personalised loan rates automatically, without requiring you to submit paperwork.

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Affordable

By operating digitally and automating processes, we pass the savings on to you by offering lower interest rates and no early repayment fees!

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Transparent & Upfront

We keep our rates low, our fees transparent and our terms fair. We do not charge late interest or early repayment fees so you will have a peace of mind when you use our services.

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Convenient

We’ve made it easily accessible so you can always check on your account whenever and wherever you are.

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Safe & Secure

Loan application are secured with industry-standard encryption. Your information is safe with us.

All set? Let’s get started.

Credit Culture offers a fast, secure, and convenient process for you to get a loan. Here are the three simple steps:

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Register & Apply
  • Only Singaporean and Singapore PR
  • In Employment
  • Aged 21 to 60 years old
  • With SingPass Login
  • are eligible to apply
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Verification
  • Come in person for a final face-to-face verification
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Receive
  • Get your funds disbursed into your account

Get a real-time estimate on your monthly loan installments

S$183 /month

Monthly interest rate as low as 0.8%* over 12 months based on a loan amount of


*Terms and conditions apply.

Considering taking up a loan but would like to know more?

What Readers Need to Know About Personal Loans in Singapore

Readers who have never taken personal loan in Singapore may feel overwhelmed when they begin to explore their options. Read on to learn about personal loans and clarify any doubts before signing on the dotted line.


What is a Personal Loan?

A personal loan can be used for simply anything. They can be taken from banks or independent lenders, allowing borrowers to get access to the money they need to tie over events or emergencies then pay it back with reasonable interest over a predefined period of time. Unlike specialized loans such as education loans and home renovation loans, personal loans can be used to finance anything from weddings, to business start-ups to financing a family vacation.


When Should Readers Take Up Personal Loans?

There are a few common reasons for taking up personal loan in Singapore. Many borrowers are looking for an easy way to deal with minor financial emergencies such as unexpected medical bills, necessary car repairs, or paying past-due credit cards bills that have simply fallen by the wayside.

Others are looking to fund vacations, buy holiday gifts for their friends and family, or invest in something that they have been wanting for years but can't quite afford. There are various reasons why borrowers are applying for personal loans. Once consumers have obtained approval for their loans, they can use the money on whatever they need.


What Should Readers Consider Before Taking Up a Loan?

First, readers should consider whether taking up a loan is really necessary. The answer to this question may be obvious if the money is used for financial emergency. Readers who are looking for some extra cash for the holidays or funding for an upcoming vacation should carefully consider whether they are able to afford the monthly repayments prior to taking up a loan.

When choosing a lender, lowest personal loan interest rates in Singapore should not be the only consideration. Do read through the loan terms and conditions and ensure the lender is transparent and upfront with their fees and charges and there are no hidden fees. It's often possible to get lower interest rates when working with an independent lender rather than a bank, so do some research before choosing a lender. Financial institutes tend to offer faster personal loan approval compared to banks.


How Can Readers Take Up Loans?

It’s simple to apply and get instant approval for your personal loan. All you require is the borrower's NRIC for Singapore resident and proof of income.

There are a few options for providing proof of income. Salaried employees can provide a copy of their latest statement, their latest Income Tax Notice of Assessment, or their CPF statements for the past year. Self-employed borrowers must provide their Income Tax Notice of Assessment.


Who is Eligible for Personal Loans?

Singapore residents and Singapore Permanent Residents with a minimum income of more than $20,000 per year would likely be considered to be eligible to take up a personal loan. Borrowers should also keep in mind that the minimum income requirements differ between lenders. Singapore residents and Singapore Permanent Residents with a minimum income of more than S$30,000 per year is likely to obtain a lower personal loan interest rate.