Being in debt is not an easy and pleasant situation

Knowing that you have temporary financial difficulties and do not have a possibility to repay the debt in full, do not panic.

Just start making transfers to your Bondora account to reduce your debt amounts at the earliest possible convenience.

Make a SEPA payment

Make a SEPA payment through your Internet bank using the following payment details:

  • Receiver: Bondora AS
  • IBAN no: EE937700771004427510
  • BIC/SWIFT: LHVBEE22
  • Reference no: reference number which you can find in the settings of your Bondora account
  • Reference text: insert your name and Identification number (isikukood) OR Bondora Loan Agreement number
  • Receiver bank name: AS LHV Pank
  • Receiver bank address: Tartu mnt 2, 10145 Tallinn, Estonia

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Lost your job? Had a major expense? No worries. With B Secure, you can:

  • Get a payment holiday on the loan principal
  • Extend or reduce your payment period
  • Choose a monthly payment date that suits you

If you're experiencing financial difficulties, B Secure can help.

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If a debt is not repaid, we are forced to take the following actions:

  1. On 45th day of the debt your details will be published in the Public Credit Registry
  2. If there is a debt in three consecutive monthly payments in full or in part, your loan agreement will be terminated, and we will be forced to go to court to collect the loan debt in full
  3. Once a court decision is issued, we will turn to a bailiff for enforcement proceedings. Please get in contact with your bailiff to check debt settlement options.

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Consequences of having debt

It is important that you understand what it means when we are forced to add the payment debt information to the Public Credit Registry and recover the debt through the court and Bailiffs:

  • Publishing payment default data in the Public Credit Registry means additional costs, which can be avoided if you make a payment in time. Please refer to the fees page to learn more.
  • The information on your payment default will be available to banks, consumer finance companies, mobile operators, and other companies selling goods and services on credit. Such negative information is likely to hinder the customer’s chances of getting loans and buying goods or services on credit for a number of years to come. The information will be available to other companies for 5 years after the debt has been cleared.
  • If we are forced to turn to a court and the court decides that you must repay the debt, you also have to pay court fees. We also will turn to bailiff for enforcement proceedings. Bailiffs have the right to seize your accounts, assets and income.

Attention!

The debtor bears full responsibility for all the expenses in regards to the legal recovery, which may increase the debt amount substantially. It is very important that you find the possibility to repay your debts before we are forced to turn to the courts.

Repay the debts now to avoid further costs and obligations

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Political Exposure

A Politically Exposed Person (PEP) is a natural person who is or has been entrusted with prominent public functions. This includes the following positions:

  • Head of State or Head of Government
  • Minister, Deputy Minister, or Assistant Minister
  • Member of a Legislative Body
  • Member of a Governing Body of a Political Party
  • Judge of the Highest Court of a Country
  • Auditor General or Member of the Supervisory Board or Executive Board of a Central Bank
  • Ambassador, Envoy, or Chargé d’Affaires
  • High-ranking Officer in the Armed Forces
  • Member of an Administrative, Management, or Supervisory Body of a State-Owned Enterprise
  • A person considered a performer of prominent public functions by a Member State of the European Union, the European Commission, or an international organization accredited in the European Union, according to a list published by the European Commission.

Who are Relatives and Close Associates (RCA)?

Relatives

A person known to be a relative of a PEP includes:

  • Spouse/registered partner of a PEP or an equivalent partner
  • Parent of the PEP
  • Child of the PEP
  • Spouse or registered partner of the PEP’s child
Close associates

A person known to be a close associate of a PEP includes:

  • A natural person known to be a Beneficial Owner of a legal person jointly owned with the PEP or one who has a close business relationship with the PEP.
  • A natural person who is the Sole Beneficial Owner of a legal entity established by the PEP or in the interests of the PEP.
  • Natural persons who, together with the PEP, are beneficial owners of a legal entity, a collective investment, a trust, or a comparable legal structure under foreign law.
  • Natural persons who are the sole beneficial owners of a legal entity, a collective investment, a trust, or a comparable legal structure under foreign law known to have been established for the benefit of the PEP. This includes “nominees” who appear to be acting or receiving benefits on their behalf, whereas in practice, they are acting on behalf of the PEP.

Any natural person known to have close business ties with the PEP, such as the PEP’s business partners.

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*Loan amount from €100 to €10000. Repayment period from 12 to 60 months. Annual Percentage Rate (APR) from 18.8% to 29.75%.