Home Credit cuts approval time in half to just 10 minutes

“One of the goals of Home Credit Philippines is to provide fast and easy loans. Cutting our processing time in half will improve the experience for them.” ~Franchette Cardona, Chief Product and Marketing Officer 

Keeping true to its promise to continuously improve its services to the mass market, Home Credit Philippines (HCPH) has now made its loan processing faster than ever. Instead of the usual average of twenty minutes of wait time, the company has now shortened the average processing time to a mere ten minutes. For some customers, the experience is even much faster, getting their loans approved almost instantly right inside the store.

This latest development is one of the finance company’s responses to the growing customers of HCPH. Home Credit, which offers in-store financing to mobile gadgets and tablets, appliances, e-bikes, furniture, power tools, sporting goods, and other goods; is continuously eyeing other commodities and even services to finance to grow its product diversity. 

HCPH’s products cater to consumers that do not usually have access to financial services—simply put, those that do not have bank accounts or credit histories. To ensure their financial inclusion, the process of applying for a Home Credit loan is easy. Simply approach a Home Credit sales associate at any of their partner stores, complete the application form, submit two (2) valid IDs, and wait for the application result.

A full list of the accepted IDs is indicated below: 

Primary ID

• SSS
• UMID
• Driver’s License
• Valid Passport
• PRC
• Voter’s ID

Secondary ID 

• Bank account statement
• Brgy. Certificate/Clearance
• Certificate of Employment
• Credit/Saving Card
• Company ID
• Electric bill
• Mobile phone bill
• Water bill
• PAGIBIG/HDMF ID
• PhilHealth Card
• Phone bill
• Postal ID
• Remittance Slip
• Salary Slip
• TIN ID
• NBI Clearance

2017 is considered a landmark year for the company after it grew its customer base from one to two million in six months. This year, the in-store finance provider remains steady in surpassing its numbers and is expected to reach the three million-customer mark very soon. 

The loan provider now has close to three million customers, most of which are unbanked or are first-time borrowers.