Credicorp is the lender. We are not a broker, an introducer, or a comparison site that passes your details on to other firms. When your company borrows through Credicorp Flex or Credicorp Slice, the agreement is directly between your business and us.
Why the difference matters
A broker arranges finance on your behalf and may earn a commission for sending you to a lender. As a direct lender, we make the credit decision ourselves, we set the terms in your offer, and we are the party your company repays. There's no middle layer.
What this means for you
- You deal with us directly throughout the relationship
- The rate and term in your offer come from us, not a third party
- Your account, statements and support all sit with Credicorp
A word on imposters
Because we're a direct lender, be cautious of anyone claiming they can "get you" a Credicorp facility for an up-front fee. We don't charge fees to apply, and legitimate funding comes through our own application process. If something looks off, check with us first.
As with all our lending, this is exempt business lending to UK limited companies and LLPs, so the Financial Ombudsman Service and FSCS do not apply.
Related company articles explain which businesses can borrow from Credicorp, what exempt business lending means and why we do not take personal guarantees.
See also: Careers at Credicorp, Credicorp Flex and Credicorp Slice: our two products explained, Does Credicorp lend to sole traders or individuals?.