24.6% APR Representative based on a £10,000 loan over 60 months at 19.9% fixed interest p.a. Monthly repayment: £277.60. Total repayable: £16,656 (inc. £500 fee). Subject to status and affordability. Consolidating debt may increase the term and total amount repaid. All figures are representative and based upon an assessment of credit and affordability. Terms and conditions apply.
From 14% to 41.7% APR, £1000-£25,000, over 1-5 years available.
All good so far, awaiting funds
June 1, 2026
Verry easy to take a loan from them .... i recimand 100%
June 1, 2026
Easy to use site. Highly recommended
June 1, 2026
Fast and efficient! Not too much fuss. Helped me alot thank you! I would highly recommend Updraft!
June 1, 2026
Easy application. Funds available in 3-5 working days.
June 1, 2026
The experience was amazing and swift.
June 1, 2026
It was a fast and straightforward application
May 31, 2026
Vary fast and good raye
May 31, 2026
Great experience with this company.
May 31, 2026
It was so quick and easy. No fuss with emailing documents over
May 31, 2026
The whole process was fast, effortless and stress free.
May 31, 2026
Good service
May 31, 2026
Very easy and clear information throughout and very quick 9i
May 30, 2026
Very helpful and a quick decision
May 30, 2026
The process was fast and seamless. Looking at the APR, that’s savings at the long run. Funds will take up to 5 days and I am waiting. Thank you to the updraft team!
May 30, 2026
Only just taken a loan out but the process was very simple and the decision was extremely quick.
May 30, 2026
Rated 4.8 stars
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Thinking about a loan to pay off credit card debt? These quick answers explain how Updraft’s debt consolidation loans work and what to expect before you apply.
A credit card debt consolidation loan lets you combine multiple credit card balances into one loan. This can make your borrowing easier to manage with a single monthly repayment. It’s a common debt solution in the UK for people wanting to simplify their finances.
You can use a personal loan to pay off your credit cards, then repay that loan in fixed instalments over time. Updraft offers flexible credit options that help you consolidate credit card debt safely and stay on top of your repayments.
Applying for a debt consolidation loan may cause a short-term dip in your credit score, but making regular payments on time can help build a stronger profile over time. Updraft checks your eligibility with no impact on your credit score.
Consolidating credit cards can simplify your borrowing with one payment and potentially lower interest compared to multiple cards. It’s not about borrowing more - it’s about clearing your credit card balance in a structured, manageable way.
To apply, you’ll need to be a UK resident aged 18+, have a regular income, and hold a UK bank account. Eligibility depends on your credit history and affordability. Checking your rate with Updraft has no impact on your credit score.
By proceeding with checking eligibility, you are agreeing to receive documentation (including any loan documentation) digitally through the Updraft app and to your email address.
You also acknowledge, should you accept a loan offer, you will only be able to manage this via the Updraft app.
Want to know where your credit stands? We’ve got you covered with a totally free credit score and report — right inside the Updraft app. It’s super handy for checking your credit history, spotting what you can improve, and keeping an eye on how you’re doing.
We make credit scores less confusing and help you take control of your finances.
Download the app and get your free report today.
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Only regulated companies can ask you for access, and it’s all done with your clear permission every step of the way.