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PaySense Review

LSP of PayU Credit Pvt Ltd

PayU group personal loan product. Standard NBFC-grade compliance.

Reviewed by
SahiSujhav editorialIndependent borrower-side review
Last verified
2026-05-08
Right of reply
PaySense invited to respond on 2026-05-08. Status: pending
Indicative APR upto
Upto 48%
Indicative processing fee upto
Upto 5%
Tenure
361 months
Ticket size
0–₹0
5.0 / 5
SahiSujhav editorial rating

Red flags

  • Top-up loan nudges

Green flags

  • RBI-registered
  • Longer tenures available

Permissions demanded

Data practices

Recovery practices

Sources & references

    Last reviewed: 2026-05-08

    Grievance & support

    Contact details published by the lender. If unresolved within 30 days, escalate via RBI Sachet.

    Disclaimer: Reviews are independent editorial assessments based on publicly available information and user-submitted complaints. APR ranges and fees can change — always check the lender's Key Fact Statement before borrowing. Not financial or legal advice.

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    Frequently asked questions about PaySense

    Is PaySense RBI-registered?

    PaySense is operated by LSP of PayU Credit Pvt Ltd. Its RBI status: RBI-regulated NBFC. Always verify the parent lender directly on the RBI NBFC list before borrowing.

    What is the real APR on PaySense ?

    PaySense charges an APR between 48% and 48% per annum with a processing fee of up to 5%. After fees and GST, the effective APR on short tenures can be significantly higher than the headline rate.

    Is PaySense safe to use?

    PayU group personal loan product. Standard NBFC-grade compliance. Permissions demanded: not disclosed. Recovery practices: not independently verified.

    What loan amount and tenure does PaySense offer?

    Ticket size ranges from ₹0 to ₹0, with tenure between 3 and 61 months.

    How do I close my PaySense loan early?

    Open the app, request a foreclosure quote in writing, and pay the principal + accrued interest. Demand the No Dues Certificate (NDC) within 7 working days — RBI mandates it. If PaySense refuses or harasses you, file a complaint on the RBI Sachet portal.