Compare Regulated Personal Loans
Compare rates, credit lines and terms across regulated personal loans from every FI (data from Bank of Thailand)
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About Regulated Personal Loans
A regulated personal loan requires no collateral or guarantor and operates under the Bank of Thailand's consumer lending rules. It can be structured as a revolving credit line you can redraw after repaying part of it, or as fixed instalments. What differs most between providers is the starting interest rate, the approved credit line — usually calculated from your monthly income — and fee conditions such as an entrance fee or annual fee, which some lenders charge and others don't.
CheckDi compiles regulated personal loans from financial institutions across Thailand using the Bank of Thailand's public product data, so you can compare rates, credit lines and conditions from every provider in one place, free of charge.
How to choose Regulated Personal Loans
- Look at the starting APR alongside the full rate range — the rate you actually get depends on your individual credit assessment, and not everyone qualifies for the starting rate.
- Check the maximum credit line each lender offers against your monthly income — the amount actually approved is usually lower than the advertised maximum.
- Understand the difference between a revolving credit line and fixed instalments, since it affects both spending discipline and the interest you'll pay.
- Ask clearly about the entrance fee and annual fee — some lenders charge neither.
- Check the eligibility criteria — minimum income and the occupation types each lender accepts — before spending time on an application.
- Borrow only what you need and can genuinely afford to repay — don't draw the full approved limit just because it's available.