Fundaztic - Top Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Lending Platform

Scam & Fraud Alert: If you are approached by any personnel, come across any website or applications claiming to be Fundaztic.com, please contact 1700 828 886 or [email protected] to ensure that you are dealing with authorised personnel and parties. Do refer to https://www.fundaztic.com/my/about/faqs/ for additional information on this matter.

SCAM & FRAUD ALERT:

If you are approached by any personnel, come across any website or applications claiming to be Fundaztic.com, please contact 1700 828 886 or [email protected] to ensure that you are dealing with authorised personnel and parties. Do refer to http://www.fundaztic.com/my/about/faqs/ for additional information on this matter.

Registered with the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC)

Why Fundaztic?

Fundaztic aims to drive access to financing so, even micro businesses and start-ups can apply.

Funding amount is between RM20,000 to RM200,000 with short repayment periods of between 3 months to 36 months with interest rates as low as 8% per annum.

Other benefits : –

• Low origination fees starting from 1.5% per annum

• No legal fees and documentation fees

• No early settlement penalty

Get Funds

Competitive Rates

Easy Application

Flexible Terms

Invest

No Upfront Deposits

Attractive Return On Investment

Secured by Trustee

Understanding Flat or Nominal interest or Profit rate (for Islamic Financing Products)

Flat or Nominal interest or profit rate (for Islamic financing products) is defined as a stated interest or profit rate. This interest or profit works according to the simple interest or profit calculation and does not take into account the compounding periods.

Effective interest or profit rate is the one which caters to the compounding periods during a payment plan. It is used to compare the annual interest/profit between funding with different compounding periods like week, month, year etc.

In general, the stated or nominal interest or profit rate is less than the effective one. And the latter depicts the true picture of financial payments.