2023-05-17 17:51:04
Mexico City, May 17, 2023. DiDi Mexico announces that it has awarded more than 5 million of loans since the beginning of this service in 2021, proving its value for Mexicans who want it and who can have access to personal loans of up to $30,000 pesos with a fast, simple and accessible process.
The trust placed in DiDi Loans is due to the accessibility that DiDi provides, since financial options can be had from a smartphone. This facilitates digital financial inclusion, where it has been seen that more than 1 million people are first-time users of this service, and where more than 60 percent he continued to use them by applying for loans more than twice.
How to apply for a loan?
The application process is easy and fast; on average it takes less than 10 minutes. To obtain a loan, you must do the following:
- The service can be accessed through the DiDi applications in the My Wallet menu, or by downloading the independent app DiDi Loans in official stores for iOS and Android systems.
- Subsequently, personal data, current INE, and a selfie will be entered, as well as the bank account number where the loan amount will be received.
- Once their identity and credit history have been verified, the user will receive confirmation that they can apply for the loan, as well as the approved amount. This process takes less than 24 hours.
- When the loan is requested, the amount and payment term must be chosen.
- Once finished, the user will receive the amount in his bank account in approximately 2 minutes.
Processing time, starting with the user’s application until you receive the transfer in your bank account, takes less than 24 hours on business days.
Loans range from $300 to $30,000 pesos and the user who requests it can choose the payment term, either 61 or 91 days, with a monthly interest rate that will start at 5%. DiDi also offers facilities in the payment method, since loans can be paid through bank transfer with SPEI, directly from your mobile bank, or at OXXO® convenience stores.
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