Now Credit Corp
Same company. Now Credit Corp.
We now use the Creditcorp trading wordmark. Same UK business lender, same team, same company — only the name on the door has changed.
Why the change
Over the years, the people we lend to have known us by both spellings — and many have always read our name as "Credit Corp". We are now using the clearer version. "Creditcorp" says plainly what we do: short-term credit for businesses that need to bridge a gap.
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Clearer at a glance
Creditcorp reads the way customers already say it. Less second-guessing of the spelling, less confusion when someone searches for us or recommends us to another business owner.
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The same company underneath
Nothing about who we are is changing. Same registration, same registered office, same servicing arrangements, same careful approach to lending. The trading wordmark has changed — not the business behind it.
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Your facility is unaffected
If you already borrow from us, your agreement, balance and repayment dates stay exactly as they are. You do not need to do anything. We now appear as Creditcorp.
How it works today
Creditcorp is now the brand name, while both spellings continue to work so nothing breaks. Here is the current position.
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Credicorp remains the legal and product name
Credicorp Limited remains the legal entity, and Credicorp Loan, Credicorp Flex and Credicorp Slice keep their existing product names. Both spellings point to the same company.
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The Creditcorp wordmark is in use
You can see the Creditcorp wordmark alongside Credicorp — in emails, on the site and in your customer area. Web addresses you already use keep working.
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Creditcorp is the everyday name
Creditcorp is the brand name you see first. Credicorp addresses remain available, so saved links and bookmarks are not lost.
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The legal entity is unchanged
At every step the company behind the name remains the same legal entity, on the same public register. The trading wordmark has changed — not the company you contracted with.
Quick questions
Is this a different company now?
No. It is the same UK company you already deal with, now using the Creditcorp trading wordmark. The registration and registered office do not change.
Do I need to do anything to my loan?
No. Your agreement, balance, repayment dates and bank details are unchanged. There is nothing to sign and nothing to update.
Will my old links and emails still work?
Yes. Existing web addresses keep working and redirect to the right place, and emails from us remain genuine. We will never ask you to move money to a new account because of a name change — if anyone does, it is not us.
Why do I still see the Credicorp name?
Credicorp Limited remains our legal entity, and Credicorp Loan, Credicorp Flex and Credicorp Slice keep their product names. Creditcorp is the brand name now in use.
Do you still only lend to businesses?
Yes. We still lend only to UK limited companies and LLPs for business purposes, never to consumers.
For the record
Creditcorp is the trading wordmark used under licence by Credicorp Limited, a UK company registered in England and Wales with company number 16093826. It is the same legal entity throughout this brand update — a business lender to UK limited companies and LLPs, not a consumer lender. You can confirm us on the public register at any time.
You can see Creditcorp now at creditcorp.co.uk, pàirt den fharsaing Creditcorp Group.
Still the same company
Questions about either name, or about borrowing? We are here either way.