Updated September 29, 2026 · BorrowCue Editorial Team

Andacredito vs Qonto ES

Andacredito scores 8.7 and Qonto ES 8.6 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Andacredito

8.7/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Qonto ES

8.6/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

What sets them apart

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
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AndacreditoAndacredito
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Qonto ESQonto ES
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APR0% to 36%Lower19.5%
Loan amount€100 to €5,000€750 to €1,000,000Higher
Term2 to 3 months1 to 12 monthsHigher
Funding time10 minutesAnswer within max 48 h, money in the Qonto account within a few days
Rate typeVariableFixed
Eligibility18 or older, bank account in Spain, ability to repayPragmaGO loan: registered office in Spain, company registered at least 1 year, 12 months of activity, any legal form or autonomo, minimum 250 EUR monthly turnover, Qonto account required
Loan typesPersonal, Payday, Car, Business, Student, Debt consolidationBusiness, Credit line
Credit neededPoorGood
Arrangement fee0 EURNot confirmed
Credit checkNot confirmedHard
Representative example300 EUR loan repaid over 67 days: cost 0 EUR, total repayable 300 EUR, APR 0%Not confirmed
Free early repaymentYesNot confirmed
Origination fee (%)0%Not confirmed

Same on both: Lender type (Broker).

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Key differences

  • Andacredito scores higher overall: 8.7 vs 8.6.
  • Qonto ES is available in 29 more countries.
  • APR is lower at Andacredito: 0% to 36% vs 19.5%.
  • Loan amount is higher at Qonto ES: €750 to €1,000,000 vs €100 to €5,000.
  • Term is higher at Qonto ES: 1 to 12 months vs 2 to 3 months.
  • Support channels: only Qonto ES offers Chat, Phone, Help centre.
  • Features: only Andacredito offers Same day funding.
  • Features: only Qonto ES offers Credit line.
  • Loan types: only Andacredito offers Personal, Payday, Car.
  • Loan types: only Qonto ES offers Credit line.

Our verdict on each

Andacredito

Andacredito is a Spanish broker for short personal and payday loans, built for borrowers with poor credit who need cash quickly. Costs are where it wins, with an APR of 0% to 36%, an arrangement fee of 0 EUR and funding in 10 minutes.

Read the full Andacredito review

Qonto ES

Qonto suits Spanish businesses and sole traders that keep a Qonto account and want a fixed rate on a revolving facility. The trade-off is cost: at 19.5% with a hard credit check, it prices above the 12% median across the site, so the flexibility has to earn its place.

Read the full Qonto ES review

Score breakdown

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
AreaAndacreditoQonto ES
Cost9.5Higher8.5The rate is 19.5%, above the 12% site median, on a fixed rate with a hard credit check.
Offer8.39.0Higher
Trust8.38.3

From lowest to highest

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
FactAndacreditoQonto ES
Loan amount€100 to €5,000€750 to €1,000,000
Term2 to 3 months1 to 12 months

Side by side, item by item

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
Loan typesAndacreditoQonto ES
PersonalYesNo
PaydayYesNo
Debt consolidationYesNo
Credit lineNoYes
CarYesNo
BusinessYesYes
StudentYesNo

If neither fits

FINANZCHECK.de has apr at -0.4% to 19.9%, against 0% to 36% for Andacredito and 19.5% for Qonto ES.

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How they place

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
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Every fact side by side

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
FactAndacreditoQonto ES
Pricing modelNot confirmedFixed rate
FeaturesSame day fundingCredit line
Legal entityFininity OUQONTO
HeadquartersEstoniaFrance
Support channelsEmailChat, Email, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
FactAndacreditoQonto ESMedian
APR0% to 36%lowest quarter19.5%highest quarter8.99
Loan amount€100 to €5,000lowest quarter€750 to €1,000,000highest quarter€40,000
Term2 to 3 monthslowest quarter1 to 12 monthslowest quarter60
Origination fee (%)0%below the medianNot confirmed0.25%

Median across 1005 listed lenders.

Pros and cons

Andacredito

Pros

  • An APR of 0% to 36% and an arrangement fee of 0 EUR keep the headline cost at the cheap end.
  • Funding in 10 minutes suits a bill that lands today rather than next month.
  • Early repayment is free, so an unexpected windfall clears the balance at no extra cost.

Cons

  • The term is 2 to 3, so the balance must clear quickly and a gap suits better than a cost spread over years.
  • The rate is variable, so the figure you finish on is exposed to a rate move.
  • Support runs on email only, so every question and dispute is handled in writing.

Qonto ES

Pros

  • The rate is fixed (fixed), so the cost of drawn credit does not reset with market moves.
  • The facility is a credit line (credit line) as well as a business loan (business and credit line), so one relationship covers a repeating need and a single large draw.
  • Amounts run €750 to €1,000,000, wide enough for an equipment purchase or a payroll bridge.

Cons

  • The rate of 19.5% sits above the 12% median across the site and up in the 24.92% band, which makes it an expensive way to borrow.
  • The credit check is hard (hard) and the bar is good credit (good), so a thin file has no route here.
  • The facility runs 1 to 12, so a drawn balance has to clear inside a short window rather than be spread over years.

Who each suits

Andacredito

Who it suits

  • Borrowers in Spain with a Spanish bank account who need a small sum quickly.
  • Applicants with poor credit who have been turned down elsewhere.
  • Anyone who can clear 2 to 3 from income and repay early for nothing.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Borrowers needing more than €100 to €5,000 or a longer horizon than 2 to 3.
  • Shoppers who want a phone line, since support runs on email only.
  • Anyone after a narrow band, since Monzo Flex lists 10% to 23% against Andacredito's 0% to 36%.

Qonto ES

Who it suits

  • Businesses registered in Spain that already run a Qonto account and need working capital between invoices.
  • Autonomos and companies of any legal form that clear the eligibility bar and want a revolving line rather than a single lump sum.
  • Firms that value a fixed rate (fixed) on short drawn balances more than the lowest headline number.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Businesses chasing the lowest rate: Plazo ES lists 24.19% against Qonto's 19.5%, and that gap is worth pricing first.
  • Anyone without a Qonto account or a registered office in Spain, because eligibility needs both, so Cashspace is the other listed name to check.
  • Borrowers with a thin credit file, since the check is hard (hard) and the bar is good credit (good), so Vivus ES is worth checking for a softer route.

Current offers

Andacredito

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Primer prestamo gratis sin intereses (0% TAE) for new customers: 0% TAE, 0 EUR cost on the first loan

    New customers of the minicredito rapido (repayment 61-90 days); the amount and rate are set after completing the questionnaire and depend on the lender chosen

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Qonto ES

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Welcome bonus (Bono de Bienvenida): 300 EUR

    Open a Qonto business account; offer shown as valid only until 7/10; spend with your Qonto card to earn

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • First period offer

    Free Qonto months with first approved financing (Qonto x PragmaGO): 2 months of Qonto free, up to 1 year if requesting over 25,000 EUR

    Approved financing request through the PragmaGO partner offer

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Andacredito vs Qonto ES
CountryAndacreditoQonto ES
AustriaNoYes
BelgiumNoYes
BulgariaNoYes
CroatiaNoYes
CyprusNoYes
CzechiaNoYes
DenmarkNoYes
EstoniaNoYes

8 of 30 countries where either is available.

Questions about each

Andacredito

What rate does Andacredito charge?+

The published APR is 0% to 36%, and it applies across the personal, payday and car loans the broker arranges. What you actually pay depends on the partner you are matched with, the amount and the term, so read the offer rather than the band. The cheapest end of the range belongs to the smallest, shortest loans.

Is there an arrangement fee?+

The arrangement fee is 0 EUR, so the broker adds no setup charge, and the representative example confirms it: the small loan shown comes back at the amount borrowed with the cost at nothing. Start-up fees are not where this loan bites. Interest is a separate matter and depends on the partner's rate.

Qonto ES

What rate do I pay on this business line?+

The listed rate is 19.5%, which sits above the 12% median across the site and up in the 24.92% band. Because the deal runs through a broker (broker), the partner lender's own pricing is what ends up on your offer, so treat the published figure as the number to test against other quotes.

Is the rate fixed, or can it change?+

It is fixed (fixed), and the pricing model is a fixed rate one (fixed rate). That is the commonest structure here, with 80.5% of the brands on the site pricing this way, so the rate you agree holds for the life of the drawn credit rather than resetting at renewal.

Andacredito

Andacredito

Higher score in this comparison

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