The RandHaven loan range

Pocket. A smaller short-term loan.

A R500-R1 500 loan example with one repayment after 7, 14 days.

Estimate your total repayment

Repayment estimate · the provider confirms your final costs

R500.00R1 500.00
When could you repay?
You would repay onceR1 208.03
After14 days

Includes a Welcome fee saving of R20.00.

View the cost breakdown
Amount you receive
R1 000.00
Interest (5% per month)
R23.33
Initiation fee incl. VAT, before benefit
R172.50
Welcome benefit if applicable
−R20.00
Service fee incl. VAT
R32.20
Credit-life insurance
R0.00
Total to repay
R1 208.03

This classification is separate from being new to RandHaven. The applicable rate must be checked before an offer.

Service fees are apportioned by calendar month. Interest uses a disclosed 30-day month assumption. Read the method.

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You’ll continue to an independent partner. Approval, rates and available benefits depend on the provider. How the link works.

This is an illustration, not a quote or loan approval. Credit and affordability checks would apply. All costs and conditions.

Compare repayment terms

Compare the same amount, customer example and benefit. A longer term costs more in this model.

Same amountShorter termLonger term
Money receivedR1 000.00R1 000.00
Term7 days14 days
One repaymentR1 180.27R1 208.03

Both examples start on 1 November 2026. Includes the same benefit and 5% monthly interest. Choose a term you can afford.

Fee benefits and eligibility

Welcome provides up to R20 off an eligible first RandHaven initiation fee. Eligible returning customers could instead receive the Circle benefit of up to R30. Benefits include assumed VAT, stop at zero, do not stack and are not paid in cash. The statutory interest classification is separate.

See Circle eligibility and savings

Make sure the repayment fits

Consider the whole payment alongside essential living costs and current commitments. The product is not designed for an ongoing monthly deficit, to refinance an existing RandHaven loan or to fund speculative spending.

Review the requirements, full costs and loan information. If an existing payment is difficult, start with support.