🇺🇬 Havemore Loan App [2023]- How To Apply, Repay, Interest rate, Contacts.

Havemore is among the digital loan apps in Uganda available in the playstore. A product from Tempotech released on March 2023, it has managed to achieve a 3.8/5 star rating with 300+ reviews and has amassed 10K+ downloads.

Pros: App receives regular updates and is considerably small with a download size of about 13MB

Cons: App requires to access some of your personal phone information in-order to function which may lead to privacy concerns

Havemore Loan Requirements/Eligibility Criteria

You are required to be a citizen of Uganda over 18 years of age with a national ID card and a mobile money account registered in your own name.

Havemore Loan Registration & Application

Download, install and launch the Havemore app from either the playstore or appstore. Use your personal information to register and apply for a loan.

Pros 1: Registration process is simple

Pros 2: Easy application and disbursement process

Cons: In some instances, loans are erroneously disbursed without the borrower’s application

Havemore Loan Amount Limits

The amounts range from between UGX100,000 to UGX500,000

Cons 1: Loan amount received is less compared to the actual approved loan amount since the service fee charge is deducted prior to disbursement. e.g If you apply for UGX30,000, you will receive around UGX19,000

Havemore Loan Interest Rate

Interest rates of around 30%

Cons: This interest rate is considered higher compared to other digital lenders.

Havemore Loan Repayment Duration

The app has a loan repayment tenure period of eight (8) days

Cons: In some instances, repayments do not reflect instantly

Havemore Loan Contact

Email: support@havemoreloan.com
Tel: 0758346927 / 0762261124

Note: The Pros & Cons provided in this review have been generated from actual playstore reviews and personal experiences from a section of our readers. We are neither associated with the loan provider nor aim to discredit it. Discretion to use/shun the app is left entirely to the borrower. Remember, Borrow Responsibly!