Stronger together: credxpert.ch takes over credit counselling for kredit-vergleich.ch

Users of the platform can now benefit from credit-comparison.ch from the many years of consulting expertise of credxpert.ch. The new cooperation brings together two experienced credit platforms in Switzerland - with the aim of helping those seeking advice to find a suitable loan even faster, more transparently and more successfully.

Consultancy with over 10 years of experience

The team from credxpert.ch handles thousands of enquiries from all over Switzerland every year - from personal loans and debt rescheduling to loans for cross-border commuters or the self-employed. By dealing with complex credit profiles on a daily basis, credxpert.ch has established itself particularly in the Chance of authorisation for difficult cases made a name for itself.

Over 87 % of the complete applications submitted are checked within 24 hours and pre-authorised immediately if the applicant has a good credit rating.
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Fast processing time - clear communication

In future, prospective borrowers who submit their enquiry via kredit-vergleich.ch will not only receive a neutral market overview, but also direct support from credxpert.ch advisors. This means for customers:

• Clear assessment of opportunities
• Help with submitting complete documents
• Personal contacts instead of call centres
• Processing time on average less than 48 hours

Focus on synergies

Both platforms attach great importance to Transparency, data protection and personal support. Technical integration in the background ensures that enquiries are processed securely, efficiently and in a targeted manner. Nothing changes for users - except: More service, more experience, more speed.

Why this cooperation is a benefit for you

Would you like to benefit directly from improved processing?
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