Personal loan, online.
- Free and without obligation
- One application, several lenders
- Data and documents in Switzerland
Calculate your instalment
Granting credit is prohibited if it leads to the consumer's over-indebtedness (art. 3 UCA).
- 4.9% – 9.95%Effective annual rate
- CHF 1’000 – 80’000Amount
- 12 to 84 monthsTerm
Your loan in three steps
- Step 1
Calculate your instalment
Choose the amount and term and see the indicative monthly instalment straight away.
- Step 2
Fill in the application
A few guided steps, on your phone or computer, saving whenever you like.
- Step 3
Get your answer
We get back to you with an offer that suits your situation.
Why choose LoanOnline
Free and without obligation
The service costs applicants nothing and the estimate commits you to nothing.
One application, several lenders
You fill in the application once and we pass it on to the partner lenders that suit your situation.
All online
From the estimate to sending your documents, on your phone or computer.
Data in Switzerland
Your data and documents stay in Switzerland, protected under the nFADP.
Frequently asked questions
Who can apply for a loan?
Adults living in Switzerland with a regular income. Every application is assessed individually.
Is a personal loan the same as a consumer loan?
Yes. In Switzerland a personal loan, private loan or small loan all mean the same consumer credit, repaid in fixed monthly instalments.
What amounts and terms can I apply for?
From CHF 1’000 to CHF 80’000, over 12 to 84 months. The amount and term granted depend on the lender's assessment.
What does the service cost?
Nothing for the applicant: in Switzerland a credit broker may not charge the consumer. You pay only the interest on the loan the lender grants.
How long does the application take?
A few minutes. You can stop and pick it up later from the link we send you.
Is the estimate binding?
No. The instalment shown is indicative and commits you to nothing.
Is my application checked with ZEK and IKO?
Yes. Before granting credit, lenders check your creditworthiness as the law requires, including with the Central Office for Credit Information (ZEK) and the Consumer Credit Information Office (IKO).
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