Station finance
Station Finance is an online Short-term Micro loan company in South Africa, offering short-term cash loans without credit check. short-term cash loans in South Africa are small, high-cost cash advances meant to bridge a gap until your next salary, typically this type of loans ranging from R500 to R8,000 with repayment terms between 1 and 3 months.
Requirements:
- 3 months bank statements: Recent bank statements show your income and spending habits, helping the lender judge whether you can afford your monthly repayments comfortably.
- Copy of ID: A clear copy of your South African ID confirms who you are and helps the lender protect you against fraud.
- Latest payslip: Your most recent payslip proves your current salary and employment, giving the lender confidence that you can keep up with repayments.
Loan Details
- Amounts: R500 to R8,000
- Approval: On-the-spot approval
- Payout: On-the-spot approval and cash or card payout
Station Finance Contact Details
- Address: Station Road / 41 Plein Street, Eersterivier, Cape Town, 7100, South Africa
- Contact number: +27 81 506 3628 / +27 21 904 0728
- Whatsapp number: +27 81 506 3628
- Email address: [email protected]

Finance Journalist, Expert Reviewer
Sandra (Sandy) joined the RandHub in 2023. Previously, she worked with Loan Factory as a part-time freelance content writer. Sandra loves covering topics with adequate writing skills, including personal loans, credit cards, online loans, investment, and money management. She is very interested in writing for finance and wealth and always helps readers with her in-depth articles. Sandra loves and is passionate about educating young and middle-aged South African youngsters about saving money-saving things. She holds PhD in Finance from University of Johannesburg, South Africa.
Sandra (Sandy) joined the RandHub in 2023. Previously, she worked with Loan Factory as a part-time freelance content writer. Sandra loves covering topics with adequate writing skills, including personal loans, credit cards, online loans, investment, and money management. She is very interested in writing for finance and wealth and always helps readers with her in-depth articles. Sandra loves and is passionate about educating young and middle-aged South African youngsters about saving money-saving things. She holds PhD in Finance from University of Johannesburg, South Africa.
