A loan without documents, or without a certificate, is a loan issued without requiring an income certificate, but this does not generally mean no documents are needed. In practice, such loans are issued for smaller amounts, often based on card turnover, and the effective rate is usually higher. It is suitable for people who cannot provide an official income certificate but have regular card turnover.
Estimated figures for 1 000 AZN, 12 months and ~8.9% effective rate. The exact number depends on the bank's terms.
| Bank | Loan | Rate | Term | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Rabitəbank
|
Nağd Pul Krediti | 10.5% | 48 mo. | Details |
Yelo Bank
|
İstehlak Krediti | 8.9% | 59 mo. | Details |
|
|
Nağd Kredit | 9% | 60 mo. | Details |
Yelo Bank
|
Onlayn Kredit | 8.9% | 59 mo. | Details |
|
|
İstehlak krediti | 25%-dən başlayaraq% | 36 ayadək mo. | Details |
Yapı Kredi Bank
|
Əmək Haqqı Krediti | 12% -dən% | 59 ayadək mo. | Details |
Bank BTB
|
Nağd Pul krediti | 18%-dən başlayaraq% | 48 ayadək mo. | Details |
İnkişafa Dəstək Krediti
|
Istehlak Krediti | 30%-dən başlayaraq% | 24 ayadək mo. | Details |
Yapı Kredi Bank
|
Sürətli Kredit | 16%% | 59 ayadək mo. | Details |
Bank BTB
|
Daşınmaz əmlak təminatlı kredit | 16%-dən başlayaraq% | 36 ayadək mo. | Details |
Bank Respublika
|
Nağd İstehlak Krediti | 10% | 59 mo. | Details |
Kredagro(TezKredit)
|
Tez Kredit | 48%-dən başlayaraq% | 24 ayadək mo. | Details |
Usually an income certificate is not required, but an ID and often card turnover are still needed. So without documents mostly means without a certificate.
Since the bank cannot verify income with an official document, it considers the risk high and reflects this in the effective rate. That is why it is important to compare the effective rate rather than the nominal one.
The amount is usually small and is often determined based on your card turnover. For a large amount, an income document is almost always required.
It may be possible if you have regular card turnover or another income indicator, but there is no guarantee. The bank still assesses your ability to pay.