Some lenders require a guarantor — someone who agrees to cover the repayment if you can't. It gives lenders extra security, but not everyone has a guarantor available, which is why many people specifically look for loans that don't require one.

A loan without a guarantor doesn't mean there's no assessment at all. Every licensed lender still checks your ability to repay, typically based on income, existing obligations and credit history. The difference is that no third party has to co-sign.

Alternatives vary by provider — some offer a smaller amount without a guarantor, others ask for extra documentation instead. Terms differ from lender to lender, since each assesses applications independently.

Instead of searching lender by lender yourself, tell us what you need. Our team checks licensed partners and matches you with one whose terms fit your situation — free, with no obligation.

This is general educational information, not personal financial advice or a credit offer.

Get matched now

Looking for a loan?

Get matched now