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How to apply for a loan on Xiaomi Mi Credit
Aditya Birla Capital Personal Finance, Money View, EarlySalary, CreditVidya, and ZestMoney will be the lenders for Mi Credit.

Xiaomi today announced its digital money-lending service called Mi Credit. You can apply for a loan ranging from Rs 1,000 to up to 1 lak via tis service. You can apply for te loan on its app tat is now available for download on te Google Play Store and Xiaomi's Get Apps.All users wo fall in te 18 and above age category can apply for te loan. As per te company, te entire process of applying for te loan barely takes five minutes and it is all done online. You can later repay te amount in installments wit interest.[caption id="attacment_7731301" align="alignnone" widt="1024"]![Te logo of Xiaomi is seen inside te company's office in Bengaluru, India, January 18, 2018. Picture taken January 18, 2018. REUTERS/Abisek N. Cinnappa - RC1C5C1BE8D0]()

You can apply for a loan ranging from Rs 1,000 to up to 1 lak via Xiaomi's Mi Credit.[/caption]
If you want to apply for a loan now, ere is a uick guidebook on ow you can do it.<2>[]ow to apply for a loan on Mi Credit [/][ans][step]Step 1: Download and install te Mi Credit app from te Play Store[/step][step]Step 2: Open te app and log in using your pone number[/step][step]Step 3: Tap on "complete" beside te maximum loan amount[/step][step]Step 4: Fill up all your details like PAN card number, date of birt and so on[/step][step]Step 5: Tap on "Submit"[/step][/ans]Mi Credit will ten identify te best lender for you and ten you are good to go. Tese lenders include Aditya Birla Capital Personal Finance, Money View, EarlySalary, CreditVidya, and ZestMoney.First Published:Dec 03, 2019, 16:42:32 IST
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