In short: Letocredit (letocredit.co.za) is not a lender. It is a free online service that shows South African loan offers and sends you on to lenders, run by Livornica AM LLC, a company registered in the Republic of Armenia. Its site shows amounts of R500 to R15 000, repayment periods of 61 to 365 days and annual costs of 0% to 36% — but the actual loan, rate and fees come from whichever NCR-registered lender you choose, and only that lender's quotation is binding. Facts from letocredit.co.za, checked 26 October 2026.
Key facts
| Letocredit | |
|---|---|
| What it is | Loan information and matching service — does not grant loans |
| Operator | Livornica AM LLC, Republic of Armenia |
| NCR registration | None — not required, because it does not lend |
| Amounts shown | R500 – R15 000 |
| Periods shown | 61 – 365 days |
| Annual cost shown | 0% – 36% (labelled "CAT" on the site) |
| Cost to you | Free; no card details or SMS codes |
| Who lends | The partner lender you choose, which must be NCR-registered |
Who runs Letocredit
The footer of letocredit.co.za names Livornica AM LLC, Republic of Armenia, and "Powered by LIVORNICA.COM". Livornica runs similar loan-information sites in several countries — Finpug in South Africa is another of them, with a wider amount range. The only published contact is a partnership address (affiliate@livornica.com) and a contact form; there is no South African office or support line.
Is Letocredit safe to use?
The service itself is free and does not take money from you. What matters is the lender you end up with:
- Check that the lender is registered on the NCR's credit provider register at ncr.org.za.
- Read the lender's pre-agreement quotation — that is where the real rate, fees and total appear.
- Never pay anyone an upfront fee to "release" a loan. Registered lenders do not charge one.
Because Letocredit passes your details to lenders, you may be contacted by more than one of them. letocredit.co.za offers a data-deletion form if you want your information removed.

