In short: Crezu (crezu.co.za) is a free loan-comparison platform, not a lender. The South African site is operated by Fininity Ltd, registered in Estonia, under the Crezu brand, which a Tallinn-based financial-advertising business has operated since 2018. It shows non-binding offers from lenders for R500 to R350 000 over 90 days to 6 years, covering personal, debt-consolidation, payday and vehicle-finance loans. Crezu earns from lenders, not from you. Facts checked 26 October 2026.
Key facts
| Crezu | |
|---|---|
| What it is | Loan comparison and referral platform — does not lend |
| Operator | Fininity Ltd, Paadi tee 3, Haabneeme, Estonia |
| Amounts shown | R500 – R350 000 |
| Terms shown | 90 days – 6 years |
| Loan types | Personal, debt consolidation, payday, vehicle finance |
| Cost to you | Free |
| Availability | Online 24/7 |
| Lender list | Not published |
Who is behind Crezu
Crezu started in 2018 as a financial marketplace and affiliate network headquartered in Tallinn, Estonia, and runs Crezu sites in several countries. In South Africa the operator named for crezu.co.za is Fininity Ltd. There is no South African office or phone line; contact goes through the website.
Is Crezu safe to use?
Using Crezu is free and you are not committed to anything. The risk sits with the lender you choose. Crezu does not publish which lenders it works with, so:
- Look up every lender that makes you an offer on the NCR register (ncr.org.za).
- Compare the pre-agreement quotations — that is the only binding price.
- Ignore anyone who asks for an upfront fee to release a loan.
