Mini loan

All Estonian citizens or residence permit holders who are at least 21 years old, have an excellent credit record and a monthly income of at least 400 euros may apply for a mini loan.

In the case of a temporary residence permit, we can enter into the loan agreement until the expiry date of the residence permit.

Inbank only offers loans to private persons.

You don’t have to change your home bank to take a mini loan from Inbank. You can make the monthly repayments of the loan from the current account in your home bank.

The interest rate of the mini loan is 2% per month and is calculated on the balance of the loan. The term of the loan is 6 months to 3 years.

You can submit your loan application right here on the Inbank website or at our branch in Tallinn. You must have an ID card, Mobile-ID or Smart-ID to sign the agreement online. You must know your PIN1 to log in and your PIN2 to sign the agreement. You must present an identity document (ID card, passport or residence permit) to sign the agreement at a branch of the bank. The loan amount is paid out after identification, which can be done at selected Omniva branches or Inbank offices and via webcam in the internet bank of Inbank when you enter into an agreement for the first time as a new client.

We offer you the following identification options when entering into a loan agreement: Inbank branch, Omniva branches and identification via webcam. See the locations of Inbank and Omniva branches.

First of all, check that you have installed the latest version of the ID card software on your computer, or download the most recent version of the software and restart your computer. You can find a solution to your problem in the ID Card Help Centre or by calling the ID Card Helpline on 1777. If you still cannot sign the agreement digitally, please contact Inbank’s customer service. The agreement can also be signed at Inbank branch.

After you sign the agreement digitally, it will remain accessible in the Internet bank of Inbank. You will also find the link to your agreement in the e-mail message that will be sent to you after you sign it. If you still cannot find the agreement, please contact our customer service.

Submitting an account statement is usually not necessary for making the loan decision, but we do request an account statement for the last six months in some cases.

An account statement must be submitted for the last 6 months before the date of application and must contain information on your income and obligations. If you are submitting an account statement from Swedbank, SEB, LHV, Coop Pank or Luminor, it must be submitted in a bank-approved digital format (.bdoc, .asice, .sce). If you are submitting an account statement from another bank, the statement must be saved in PDF format and digitally signed using the DigiDoc application. After saving the statement to your computer, you can upload it to the loan application page. The statement can also be uploaded later. To do this, log in to Inbank’s internet bank, select ""Loans"" in the menu, find and open the pending application and upload the statement file. If the statement cannot be uploaded to Inbank’s internet bank, please send it to laen@inbank.ee.

You can use the Inbank mini loan as you wish and you don’t have to submit any documents or information to the bank about how you use the money.

Usually, you will receive an immediate response to an application submitted on our website or at a branch. You can also sign the loan agreement straight away if the response is positive.

If we cannot give you a loan decision straightaway, we will ask you to submit a digitally certified account statement for the previous six months, after which we will give our response to the loan application within one working day.

We transfer the money to the borrower’s personal Estonian account within one working day of entry into the agreement and identification of the borrower. Depending on your bank, the money will appear in your current account on the same day that we make the payment, or the next day.

We can only pay out the loan to the applicant's personal account in a bank located in Estonia. We cannot pay out the loan amount to a foreign bank account or to another person’s account.

Every month, we will send you an e-invoice, which you will find in the internet bank of your home bank. We will send the invoice to the internet bank of your home bank four to five days before the due date for making the payment to the account to which the loan amount was paid according to your request. We advise you to set up an e-invoice standing order in your home bank to make repaying the loan more convenient. The payments are made to Inbank’s account in SEB bank.

A payment is deemed to have been made if it was made with the correct reference number, which you will find in your loan agreement or on the e-invoice.

We do not send invoices by e-mail. However, the invoices we have sent are accessible in the internet bank of your home bank.

If the payment was made outside the e-invoice before the arrival of the monthly invoice, an e-invoice for the relevant month may still be send in some cases, but you certainly don’t have to make the same repayment again. You can simply archive the e-invoice.

You can check your loan balance in the internet bank of Inbank under "Loans".

Yes, you can repay the loan in part or in full before the expiry of the loan agreement. In order to do so, e-mail the request for early repayment of the loan to info@inbank.ee and indicate the date when you would like to repay the loan. We will then send you the final amount that is still left to pay as of this date. You can find the terms and conditions of early repayment on the Inbank price list.

Yes, it is possible to change the payment date. In order to do so, send your request to info@inbank.ee. You will find the fee for amendment of the payment date on the Inbank price list.

Yes, it is possible to apply for a grace period if necessary. In order to do so, please e-mail your request to info@inbank.ee. The length of one grace period is up to three months. If you would like to use the option of a grace period for the second time, the loan principal and interest payments for the last three months must not be outstanding. It is possible to have two grace periods during the term of the agreement and for up to six months during the loan period. We will determine the exact length and the terms and conditions of the grace period considering of your requirements and possibilities.

If we haven’t received a repayment by its due date, we text you a reminder that the payment must be made. There are costs associated with late payments, and default interest is calculated on delayed payments. The fees related to late payments are specified in your agreement and the Inbank price list. If the difficulties in repaying the loan are likely to last longer, please contact Inbank as soon as possible, so we can find a flexible solution together.

Irrespective of the reasons for payment difficulties, Inbank always tries to help its clients by offering solutions that are as flexible as possible. This is why you should immediately inform us of any payment difficulties. For example, you can request a grace period or extend the loan period, which will reduce the monthly payments.