Short-term loan brand
Lenditt
Figures on this page are limited to what the brand has published. Missing items say “Not disclosed” or “Check current offer”. This is not an offer, a rate promise, or an approval.
- Brand
- Lenditt
- Legal name on record
- Lenditt (legal name not verified)
- Lending partner
- Not named on the FAQ
- Amount
- ₹10,000 – ₹5,00,000
- Tenure
- Up to 18 months
- Interest rate
- 28% – 36.5% p.a.
- APR
- Not disclosed
- Processing fee
- Not disclosed
- Fee note
- Not disclosed
- Indicative EMI
- Not calculated
- Estimated total payable
- Not comparable
- Late payment
- Not disclosed
- Prepayment
- The FAQ says the loan can be foreclosed. A foreclosure charge was not stated.
- Eligibility
- Indian citizen, age 21–55, salaried with income above ₹20,000 or self-employed. Income proof and identity documents are required.
- Documents
- PAN, Aadhaar, work email or salary slip, and 3 months of bank statements.
- Last checked
- 27 October 2026
- Notes
- Amount, interest, maximum tenure, and eligibility are from the Lenditt FAQ checked on 27 October 2026. The FAQ states interest of 28% to 36.5% per annum and tenure up to 545 days (18 months). A separate Lenditt web form has published a different maximum amount and an APR band. Those figures were not copied here because the pages do not agree. APR and the processing fee are therefore not shown as a single range.
How to read the numbers
Eligibility, pricing, and approval depend on the lender and on your profile. Zup Loans does not approve or disburse the loan. An EMI was not calculated because the amount or tenure is not fully disclosed.
Application path
There is no verified application page on this record, so Apply now is not shown. An enquiry on Zup Loans stays in this demo and is not sent to the brand.
The FAQ says customer data is stored on NBFC servers and refers to partnered NBFCs, without naming them in the text retrieved. Lenditt is not recorded as the regulated lender.
An EMI is calculated on Zup Loans only when an annual interest range and both amount and tenure bounds are published. APR is not used as the interest rate. A lender’s own schedule can differ.
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