Up to R15 000

How much do you need?
R3 300
Repayment period:
2 months
x R2 055
Total fees and interest
R811
Total repayment
R4 111

Buy in-store, at

1Apply online
2Cash loaded to an Instant Voucher on approval
3Shop by scanning your Instant Voucher at the till

Need quick access to cash?

Our short-term loans are designed to be fast, fair, and easy to apply for. Apply online and receive a quick decision* with payout in minutes.

*All applications are subject to affordability and credit checks.

To apply, you’ll need:

  • RSA ID number
  • 18 Years or older
  • 3 Months’ bank statements

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How it works

Why choose FASTA?

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Monica Landman

Monica Landman

4 days ago

No struggles at all. Fasta has helped me so much and always very fast. Never have I ever been chased away just for a low credit score. They see the human, not the number. Thank you so much Fasta
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Jacque Trower

Jacque Trower

a month ago

I will definitely recommend FASTA! The process is simple, quick, hassle free and funds obtained in no time. I will definitely continue using their services and recommend them highly to anyone. Thank you FASTA, you are great!!!
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lebohang Mmatebogo

lebohang Mmatebogo

a month ago

Application process so simple and easy to understand and quick response. Thank you
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About FASTA loans: what do I need to know?

Apply and be approved for up to R15 000 repayable in up to
6 monthly instalments.

Repay in min 1 month, max 6 months.

Representative example:
Borrow R15 000 over 6 months at an annual interest rate linked to prime (28.75%).
Initiation fee: R1 207.50. Monthly service fee: R69. Credit protection insurance: R68.48 per month.
Maximum APR: 123%. Total amount repayable: R18 418.25.

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