Credicorp Slice lets your company spread an eligible business bill into smaller scheduled payments. A reasonable thing to want to know first is what it costs and when you will see that. The answer: the full cost and the schedule are shown to you before you commit to anything, with the same transparent, capped pricing we apply across our lending.
You see the cost before you commit
Before you agree a Slice plan, you are shown the amount being spread, the payment schedule, and the total cost — in full, up front. Nothing is hidden until later and there is no obligation to proceed: if the cost does not suit you, you do not take the plan. This is the same principle as the rest of our products — every figure on the table before you sign.
Transparent, capped pricing
Slice carries clear, capped pricing rather than open-ended charges. As with our other lending, the cost is shown plainly and there are no penalty-style surprises layered on afterwards. The point of the product is to make a lumpy bill manageable on terms you can see, not to make it more expensive than you expected.
Which bills qualify
Slice is for one-off business bills payable to a UK supplier or HMRC — a supplier invoice, a VAT or PAYE bill, a utility or insurance renewal, an unexpected business repair. The supplier must have UK bank details so we can pay them directly, and Slice is not available for personal spending. See what bills you can use Slice for.
Settling early
If you clear a Slice plan before the final instalment, the unused part of the Slice fee is refunded, calculated from the settlement date — so the sooner you settle, the more you get back. See can I repay Slice early.
Where to see your own figures
The exact cost of a Slice plan depends on the bill and the schedule, so rather than quote a number here, your real figures are shown in the flow before you confirm and in your customer portal afterwards. For a general sense of how Slice is costed, see how much Credicorp Slice costs, and to understand the product overall, what Credicorp Slice is.