Evo Credit app analytics for September 11

Need extra funds? Evo Credit makes personal loan applications simple, fast and fully online. Apply from your phone and get your application reviewed quickly. Why Evo Credit? Loan options up to RM10,000 Fully online application Quick 15-minute application review* Funds disbursed directly to your bank account after approval No upfront fees before approval Licensed Malaysian moneylender Secure digital application process Evo Credit Loan Calculation: APR (Annual Percentage Rate): 17% Loan amount: RM 10,000 Loan period: 12 months Minimum APR: 1-16% (depend on amount) Maximum APR: 17% What you pay back: Every month for 12 months: about RM 908 Total repayment: around RM 10,896 Total interest charged: around RM 896 *Above calculation is for illustration purpose only. Actual loan terms may vary based on eligibility and credit assessment. How It Works 1. Download Evo Credit Download the app and start your application. 2. Complete Your Details Provide the required information and complete identity verification. 3. Submit Your Application Submit your application online for assessment. 4. Receive Your Decision Your application will be reviewed based on eligibility and credit assessment. 5. Receive Your Funds Once approved and accepted, funds will be disbursed to your bank account. OFFICIAL INFORMATION Official Website: https://www.evocredit.my/ Customer Support: support@evocredit.my Facebook: @EvoCapital Instagram: @evo_capital_ Tiktok: @evo_capital ANTI-SCAM NOTICE Evo Credit will never ask you to transfer an upfront payment to a personal bank account before your loan is approved. Please contact us only through the official channels listed above. Licensed Moneylender: EVO CAPITAL SOLUTIONS SDN. BHD. Company Registration No.: 201901027319 (1336646-H) Moneylender’s License No.: WL7342/14/01-3/030626 *“EVO CAPITAL SOLUTIONS SDN. BHD. (License No.: WL7342/14/01-3/030626) is a fully licensed moneylender regulated by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Malaysia. All loan activities comply with Malaysian laws.”*