Yes — you can repay Credicorp Slice early at any time, with no penalty and no fee.
When you settle before the final instalment, the unused part of the Slice fee is refunded. The refund is calculated from the settlement date, so the sooner you settle, the more you get back.
To settle early, sign in to the customer portal, open your Slice agreement, and choose "Settle in full now". The portal shows the exact amount needed on the date you pick.
How the refund is calculated
The Slice fee refund is proportional to the time remaining on your agreement. When you settle, Credicorp calculates how many days of the original term are still unused, and that portion of the fee is returned to you. The refund mechanism ensures you only pay for the credit period you actually used, making early settlement financially transparent and fair.
The exact refund amount depends on your settlement date. If you settle one week after drawing down, you recover most of the fee; if you settle near the end of the term, the refund is smaller because you have already used most of the credit period. The portal calculates this automatically when you request a settlement figure, so you see the net amount you need to pay to close the facility in full.
Settling through the portal
Early settlement happens entirely through the Credicorp customer portal. Once you sign in, navigate to your active Slice agreement and look for the settlement option. The portal presents the settlement amount for your chosen date, breaking down the principal, any accrued charges, and the fee refund. You can select a future settlement date if you need time to arrange funds.
After you confirm the date and amount, the portal provides payment instructions. Once Credicorp receives the settlement payment in full, the agreement is closed and you receive confirmation. There are no hidden steps or admin fees in the process, and you can settle at any point during the term without needing to give advance notice or wait for approval.
See also: How much does Credicorp Slice cost?, Can I use Slice more than once?, Slice glossary: instalment.