Paylater launches Nigeria's 1st entirely mobile lending application

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The Paylater App has finally arrived. Remember Paylater? The online mobile lending platform that provides up to N10k to anyone with urgent cash needs. Paylater has just launched a mobile app to make borrowing as easy and convenient as possible. Imagine having an app where you can borrow money with anywhere, at anytime of the day, with just a few clicks?

Applying is easy. All you need to do is:
• Download the Paylater app HERE
• Register your personal information
• Choose your desired loan amount and duration
• Submit your application. You will get a decision within minutes
• If approved, your account is credited within 24 hours!

Don’t be told about it: Click here to download and apply for your loan today.
No paperwork. Quick application. Money in your account.

Paylater is a service provided by One Finance& Investments Limited(RC No: 1044655), a licensed Finance company. You may contact us here for more information and feedback: www.twitter.com/PaylaterNG

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