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RRSO: 34.98% Kwota pożyczki: do 2 500 zł
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 29 people clicked this month Max: 2 500 PLN 3 hours ago
34.98%
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100% max
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RRSO: 36.00% Kwota pożyczki: do 100 zł
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 29 people clicked this month Max: 100 PLN 3 hours ago
36.00%
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97% max
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RRSO: 36.00% Kwota pożyczki: do 100 zł
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 22 people clicked this month Max: 100 PLN 3 hours ago
36.00%
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97% max
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RRSO: 38.97% Kwota pożyczki: do 5 000 zł Wiek: 20–70 lat
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 21 people clicked this month Max: 5 000 PLN Age: 20–70 yrs 3 hours ago
38.97%
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90% max
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RRSO: 55.90%
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 25 people clicked this month 3 hours ago
55.90%
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63% max
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RRSO: 68.26% Kwota pożyczki: do 1 000 zł
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 22 people clicked this month Max: 1 000 PLN 3 hours ago
68.26%
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51% max
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RRSO: 69.74%
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 20 people clicked this month 3 hours ago
69.74%
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50% max
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RRSO: 88.86% Kwota pożyczki: do 25 000 zł Wiek: 20–80 lat
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 24 people clicked this month Max: 25 000 PLN Period: Max 36 mo. Age: 20–80 yrs 3 hours ago
88.86%
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39% max
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PLN Verified 01.08.2026 Min: 700 PLN Max: 20 000 PLN Period: 1–3 mo. 3 hours ago
111.00%
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32% max
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PLN Verified 01.08.2026 22 people clicked this month First loan free Period: Max 3 mo. 3 hours ago
112.41%
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31% max
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RRSO: 206.58% Kwota pożyczki: do 1 000 zł
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 21 people clicked this month Max: 1 000 PLN 3 hours ago
206.58%
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17% max
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RRSO: 289.10% Kwota pożyczki: do 2 500 zł
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 24 people clicked this month Max: 2 500 PLN Period: 12–48 mo. 3 hours ago
289.10%
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12% max
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PLN Verified 01.08.2026 Min: 100 PLN Max: 6 000 PLN Period: Max 3 mo. 3 hours ago
296.64%
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12% max
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RRSO: 297.33%
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 3 hours ago
297.33%
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12% max
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PLN Verified 01.08.2026 First loan free Max: 20 000 PLN Period: Max 1 mo. 3 hours ago
297.52%
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12% max
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RRSO: 297.58% Kwota pożyczki: do 500 zł
PLN Verified 01.08.2026 21 people clicked this month Max: 500 PLN 3 hours ago
297.58%
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12% max
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PLN Verified 01.08.2026 31 people clicked this month Max: 4 500 PLN Period: Max 1 mo. 3 hours ago
297.61%
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12% max
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RRSO: 298.92% Kwota pożyczki: do 4 000 zł
PLN Top 3 Verified 01.08.2026 24 people clicked this month Max: 4 000 PLN 3 hours ago
298.92%
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12% max
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PLN Top 3 Verified 01.08.2026 26 people clicked this month Period: Max 1 mo. 3 hours ago
299.25%
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12% max
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RRSO: 519.21% Kwota pożyczki: do 25 000 zł
PLN Best Rate Verified 01.08.2026 20 people clicked this month Max: 25 000 PLN Period: Max 24 mo. 3 hours ago
519.21%
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7% max

Guide: Payday loans

How to use payday loans safely and avoid debt traps.

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APR can look astronomical — and that's normal

A 30-day payday loan with a 10% fee gives an APR of over 120%. That's the effect of maths, not hidden charges — a short term "inflates" the annual figure. Compare the total cost of the loan (total repayable minus the amount borrowed), not just the APR.

2

First loan free — read the terms

Many payday lenders offer a first loan interest-free. This is a genuine offer, but it only applies to new customers, a specific amount and repayment term. Being even one day late cancels the promotion and triggers full charges.

3

Repay on time or refinance in advance

An unpaid payday loan generates penalty interest and collection costs that can exceed the amount borrowed. If you know you won't make it — contact the lender before the due date and negotiate an extension. It will be cheaper than a late payment.

4

Borrow only what you really need

Payday loans are an expensive product. Limit the amount to the bare minimum and repay as quickly as possible — every additional day generates cost. Don't treat it as a "just in case" reserve.

5

Verify the lender in the FCA register

Only borrow from firms listed in the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) register of lending institutions (knf.gov.pl → Markets → Lending institutions). Firms outside the register operate outside consumer legal protection and may apply unlawful terms.

Frequently asked questions

Cash loans are issued by banks, regulated under Banking Law and require a credit check. Payday loans are issued by non-bank lending institutions — the decision is faster (often 15 minutes) but costs are higher. Payday loans are typically small amounts (up to 3,000–10,000 PLN) for a short period (7–30 days), whereas a cash loan can be up to 200,000 PLN over several years.
The typical range for new customers is 100–3,000 PLN for 7–30 days. Lenders generally increase limits for returning customers with a clean repayment history — up to 10,000–15,000 PLN and for several months with so-called instalment loans.
Yes — non-bank lending institutions have no statutory obligation to check the credit bureau. In practice most verify identity and a bank account, and some use the BIG InfoMonitor debtors' register instead. "No credit check" means no impact on your credit score and availability even with a negative credit history.
Penalty interest accrues (up to twice the statutory interest rate, around 22.5% p.a.) plus reminder and demand notice fees. The debt goes to the credit bureau debtors' register, making future borrowing or renting a flat more difficult. The lender may also sell the debt to a debt collector or take court action. Contact the lender before the due date — refinancing is always cheaper.
Yes. Since 2016 lending institutions have been listed in the KNF register and are subject to the Consumer Credit Act. The Act caps costs: interest cannot exceed 20% of the loan amount and total non-interest costs cannot exceed 45% (for contracts up to 30 days). Total interest and fees combined cannot exceed 100% of the loan amount over the entire term.