Sites like Fernovo

Fernovo offers instalment loans, and smaller payday loans. See what the competition looks like.

Fernovo, formally known as Quidie, is a direct lender (not a broker) providing fast, straightforward, payday and instalment loans of up to £1,000 online.

Our tool at the end of this page allows you to compare the cost of payday or short-term loans from multiple lenders. Alternatively here are some sites providing loans similar to Fernovo:

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Please note: High-cost short-term credit is unsuitable for sustained borrowing over long periods and would be expensive as a means of longer-term borrowing.

NameEstablishedLoan types
Fernovo Short Term Loan Fernovo Short Term Loan 2017 Instalment Loans More info
Lending Stream Instalment Loan Lending Stream Instalment Loan 2008 Instalment loans Go to site
Moneyboat Short Term Loan Moneyboat Short Term Loan 2011 Instalment loans Go to site
QuidMarket Short Term Loan QuidMarket Short Term Loan 2011 Instalment Loans Go to site
Conduit Short Term Loan Conduit Short Term Loan 2012 Instalment loans Check eligibility

Compare the cost of payday lenders

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As well as comparing short-term loans with other types of credit, it’s a good idea to shop around and compare a range of lenders before you apply for a loan. You can use the table below to get an idea of how much the loan that you have in mind might cost.

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Name Product UKFSL Available Amounts Monthly repayment Total payable Link
Drafty logo
£50 to £3,000
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Representative Example: Assumed credit limit: £1200. Representative 96.2% APR (variable). Annual interest rate 69.4% (variable).
QuidMarket logo
£300 to £1,500
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Representative example: Borrow £300 for 3 months - Interest payable £154.38 - Total amount payable: £454.38 in 3 instalments - 3 payments of £151.46 - Representative 1303.10% APR - Interest rate 292% per annum (fixed). Repayment periods are 3 months to 6 months, Additional options may be available to you as a repeat customer. Total Maximum APR 1625.60%
The Money Platform logo
£100 to £1,000
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Representative Example: If you borrow £500 over 6 weeks at a Representative rate of 497% APR and an annual interest rate of 23.1% (fixed), you would pay 1 payment of £615.50. The total charge for credit will be £115.50 and the total amount payable will be £615.50.
Moneyboat logo
£200 to £1,500
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Representative Example: Borrow £400 for 4 months: 3 monthly repayments of £156.09 followed by a final repayment of £156.07. Total repayment £624.34. Interest rate p.a. (fixed) 288.35%. Representative APR 1,267.9%.
Lending Stream logo
£50 to £1,500
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Representative example: Borrow £200 for 6 months at a rate of 292% p.a. (fixed). Representative 1,333% APR and total payable £386.61 in 6 monthly payments of £64.44.
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Please note: You should always refer to your loan agreement for exact repayment amounts as they may vary from our results.

We compare payday/short term loans from

Drafty Line of Credit
QuidMarket Short Term Loan
The Money Platform Short Term Loan
Moneyboat Short Term Loan
Lending Stream Instalment Loan
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