CrediWise targets speed while meeting mandatory NCA affordability checks — full flow below.
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Step-by-step process
- Open crediwise.co.za and set amount and term on the calculator.
- Click Apply/Register — go to /user/registration/reg1.
- Enter personal details — name, ID, mobile, email, employment, income, banking.
- Provide three months' statements — bank feed (TruID-style) or upload.
- Get a decision in about 15 minutes.
- Sign agreement and DebiCheck electronically — funds release to your bank account.
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Documents to have ready
- Valid SA ID (green book or smart card)
- Three months' statements — feed or upload
- Active mobile number
- SA bank account in your own name
- Proof of age 18+ (your ID covers this)
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What happens after you submit?
CrediWise runs automated NCA affordability on declared income and debt. If approved, you get a pre-agreement quotation with your rate (5%–60%), fees and schedule before signing.
Verify NCRCP22496 on ncr.org.za before you share banking details or sign.
Common reasons for decline
- Affordability fails after essentials and existing debt
- ID name does not match account holder
- Debt review, administration or sequestration
- Incomplete or inconsistent statement uploads
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Tips for a smoother approval
Apply in business hours, use your salary account for faster verification, and read your exact rate — the 5%–60% band is wide, so know where you land before signing.
Verify NCRCP22496 on ncr.org.za before you share banking details or sign.
FAQ — How to apply
How long does the CrediWise decision take? About 15 minutes once statements and personal details are complete.
Do I need to upload statements manually? Not always — instant bank-feed verification (TruID-style) can replace manual upload.
What if I'm declined? Wait for real change in circumstances — repeated quick re-applications rarely work.
