The disbursements of microcredits Through Yape they have presented a progressive increase so far this year. For the third quarter (July and August), The digital wallet has granted 228,000 microcredits for a total of S/63.8 million.
This represents an increase of 38.18% compared to the months of April to June, when 165,000 microloans were granted for a total of S/53.3 million.
While in relation to the first quarter of the year (January to March) the increase was more than 54%since more than 148,000 microcredits for S/33.5 million were granted during that period.
It should be noted that this progressive increase occurred in a context where reference rates have remained high at 7.75% since January. Only in September, the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCR) decided to reduce them by 25 basis points to 7.50%, and by October it dropped to 7.25%.
Furthermore, although inflation has been registering declines, the Peruvian economy is in a context of recession after accumulating a decline of 0.58% in recent months.
How much is the credit that Yape grants?
The microcredits offered by the Yape application, for BCP users, range from S/150 to S/500, and are subject to a credit evaluation. These loans must be paid within a maximum period of 35 days and subject to a credit evaluation.
Likewise, they have an Annual Effective Cost Rate (ACER) of 80.97%. In the event that a person requests a loan of S/200 within a period of 30 days, they must pay a commission of S/10.98, which includes interest and credit credit insurance.
What are the requirements to obtain a Yape loan?
Review the list of requirements demanded by Yape to grant a credit of up to S/500. If you do not comply with any of these points, the application will deny you the disbursement.
- Be affiliated with Yape with a BCP card.
- Have your debit card active.
- Be up to date on your debt payments in any financial institution.
- Present good behavior and credit history.
- Have your contact information such as address, telephone and email updated in BCP.
Source: Larepublica

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