i-Credit Pte. Ltd. is a licensed moneylender in Singapore, open to borrowers on Sundays and Saturdays from 11 am to 4 pm. We understand that most people work on weekdays and may only be available on weekends, so we keep our office open on Saturdays and Sundays so borrowers can apply, sign, and receive their loan on the same day.
i-Credit is a licensed moneylender in Singapore, has been lending since 2009, and has helped over 25,000 borrowers with their financial needs. We are located at ATRIX, 82 Lorong 23 Geylang #05-02, opposite Aljunied MRT, just a 2-minute walk away.
Sundays and Saturdays Open Hours | 11am to 4pm |
Arrive by (During weekends) | 3:15pm to receive payout on the same day |
Weekdays opening hours (Mon – Fri) | 11am to 8pm |
Public holidays | Close |
Online Application form | Available 24/7, receive a respond within 15 minutes during our operating hours. |
| Call or WhatsApp | 6222 5222 · 8488 5222 |
Application Form
Is i-Credit Moneylender open on Sunday?
Yes. i-Credit is open every Sunday from 11am to 4pm, and on Saturdays for the same hours. On weekdays, we are open until 8pm.
Below are our operating hours and closure dates.
Day | Office hours | Notes |
| Monday to Friday | 11am to 8pm | |
| Saturday | 11am to 4pm | |
| Sunday | 11am to 4pm | Arrive by 3:15pm to be paid the same day |
| Public holidays | Closed | Online form stays open |
| Online application | 24 hours, 7 days | We call back during operating hours |
We welcome walk-ins on Sunday; however, to confirm your eligibility, please complete the online form first so we can provide an indicative amount you may be eligible to receive and the required documents for approval.
Can you get a loan on a Sunday? What is the process with i-Credit licensed moneylender like?
Marcus
i-Credit Loan Officer. Aljunied Branch
Yes. At i-Credit moneylender, you can apply, sign and receive a loan on the same Sunday if your application is complete and you arrive by 3.15 pm.
A typical Sunday runs like this:
| Saturday night or Sunday morning | Send the online form. It takes a few minutes: name, phone number, employment, the amount you need. |
| From 11am Sunday | We call you, usually within 15 minutes from the time of enquiry. We go through your income and existing loans and give you an indicative amount. |
Your visit, by 3.15 pm. | Bring your documents. We check your identity, explain the interest, fees, repayment dates and the total you will repay. The contract is in a language you understand, and you keep a copy. |
| Same visit | You sign, and we pay out. The visit takes about 30 to 45 minutes |
| Before 4pm | You leave with the money. |
The money reaches you the same Sunday. We pay out at the office once you have signed, in cash, by bank transfer, or via PayNow. In Singapore, money transfers go through FAST or PayNow, which operate 24 hours a day, including Sundays, so a transfer lands in your account within minutes.
Below is a highlight of what our typical approval process is like
Who borrows from a moneylender on a Sunday?
Most of the people who come in on a Sunday can’t get to a lender between Monday and Friday. Some have a bill that won’t wait for Monday.
Shift and rostered workers
F&B, retail, healthcare, security or cleaning workers with the same hours as a weekday office. Weekends are the only days off you have to come in and receive the loan. We suggest sending a few days prior and making an appointment before coming down.
Office works
Standard 9-5 workers are usually busy on weekdays, so weekends are often the only free time.
Delivery riders
Most delivery riders work on weekdays, and incomes aren’t consistent from week to week; however, i-Credit can still assess your platform earnings and disburse a loan. Read more about the food delivery rider loan.
Declined elsewhere
If a bank has turned you down, read bad credit loans.
Does taking a loan from Moneylender on Sunday cost more?
Charges are standard across all licensed moneylenders in Singapore under the regulatory legal limits imposed by the Ministry of Law:
Charge | Legal maximum |
| Interest | 4% a month |
| Late interest | 4% a month, on the overdue amount only |
| Late fee | $60 a month |
| Admin fee | 10% of the loan, charged once when it is approved |
| All of the above added together | Cannot exceed the amount you borrowed |
Example Monthly Repayment
On a $3,000 loan, interest, late interest, the admin fee and late fees together can never go above $3,000.
The amount you can borrow is capped too, across all licensed moneylenders combined:
Annual income | Singapore citizens and PRs |
| Below $10,000 | $3,000 |
| $10,000 to $19,999 | $3,000 |
| $20,000 and above | 6 times your monthly income |
If someone charges you a “weekend fee” or a higher rate because it is Sunday, they are either breaking the law or not licensed.
FAQ about i-Credit moneylender opened on sundays
Is there a licensed moneylender open on Sunday in Singapore?
Yes. i-Credit is a licensed moneylender open every Sunday from 11am to 4pm at ATRIX, 82 Lorong 23 Geylang, opposite Aljunied MRT. Our Ministry of Law licence number is [LICENCE NO.], and you can check it on the Registry of Moneylenders list.
Can I get the money on the same Sunday?
Yes, if your application is complete and you reach our office by 3:15pm. We check your documents, you sign the contract, and we pay out on the same visit, in cash or by bank transfer.
Do you accept walk-ins on Sunday?
Yes. Calling or sending the online form first is quicker, because we can tell you what to bring and give you an indicative amount before you travel.
Will applying affect my credit score?
i-Credit is closed on public holidays, including public holidays that fall on a Sunday. The online form stays open, and we call you back on the next day the office opens.
Is a Sunday loan more expensive?
No. Every licensed moneylender charges under the same legal caps every day: up to 4% interest a month, a 10% admin fee and a $60 late fee a month, with total charges never more than the amount you borrowed.
Can I apply online and get the loan without visiting?
Can I apply online and get the loan without visiting?