Updated September 28, 2026 · BorrowCue Editorial Team

Andacredito vs Smartney

Andacredito scores 8.7 and Smartney 9.0 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Andacredito

8.7/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Smartney

9.0/10

Facts checked September 26, 2026.

Where Andacredito and Smartney differ

Andacredito vs Smartney
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AndacreditoAndacredito
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SmartneySmartney
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APR0% to 36%Lower17.11% to 36.19%
Loan amount€100 to €5,000PLN 1,000 to PLN 150,000
Term2 to 3 months4 to 120 monthsHigher
Arrangement fee0 EURProwizja (commission) for granting and servicing the loan, charged with interest; e.g. 7,888.64 PLN on the 34,676.56 PLN cash loan example, 0 PLN in the current 0 PLN commission promotion
Funding time10 minutesMost customers receive the payout in about 5 minutes; 72.32% within 5 minutes
Representative example300 EUR loan repaid over 67 days: cost 0 EUR, total repayable 300 EUR, APR 0%Cash loan DaSię Teraz: RRSO 36.19% on 8,553.12 PLN over 37 instalments of 357.64 PLN, total repayable 13,596.49 PLN
Lender typeBrokerDirect lender
Eligibility18 or older, bank account in Spain, ability to repayAges 21-70 holding a bank account in Poland
Loan typesPersonal, Payday, Car, Business, Student, Debt consolidationCovers morePersonal, Debt consolidation, Car, Business
Credit checkNot confirmedHard
Origination fee (%)0%Not confirmed
Credit neededPoorNot confirmed
Use casesNot confirmedHome improvement

Same on both: Rate type (Variable), Free early repayment (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Smartney scores higher overall: 9.0 vs 8.7.
  • APR is lower at Andacredito: 0% to 36% vs 17.11% to 36.19%.
  • Term is higher at Smartney: 4 to 120 months vs 2 to 3 months.
  • Support channels: only Smartney offers Phone, Help centre.
  • Loan types: only Andacredito offers Payday, Student.

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

Smartney

Smartney is a Polish direct lender whose speed and wide term choice suit borrowers who need cash quickly and can clear a hard credit check. Costs sit at the high end: a variable rate, and a representative example at the top of the 17.11% to 36.19% range.

Read the full Smartney review

Score breakdown

Andacredito vs Smartney
AreaAndacreditoSmartney
Cost9.5Higher8.9
Offer8.38.9HigherDirect lender: 17.11% to 36.19% on amounts of PLN 1,000 to PLN 150,000, terms of 4 to 120.
Trust8.39.2Higher

Choosing between them

Pick Andacredito if cost, apr, and loan types matter most.

Pick Smartney if offer, trust, and term matter most.

Feature by feature

Andacredito vs Smartney
Loan typesAndacreditoSmartney
PersonalYesYes
PaydayYesNo
Debt consolidationYesYes
CarYesYes
BusinessYesYes
StudentYesNo

Ranges side by side

Andacredito vs Smartney
FactAndacreditoSmartney
APR0% to 36%17.11% to 36.19%
Term2 to 3 months4 to 120 months

How they place

Andacredito vs Smartney
RankingAndacreditoSmartney
Personal loans13 of 1932106 of 1932
Debt consolidation loans5 of 42542 of 425
Car loans3 of 43127 of 431
Business loans2 of 43514 of 435

Every fact side by side

Andacredito vs Smartney
FactAndacreditoSmartney
FeaturesSame day fundingSame day funding
Legal entityFininity OUSmartney Grupa Oney S.A.
HeadquartersEstoniaPoland
Support channelsEmailEmail, Phone, Help centreCovers more

Where each stands against the rest

Andacredito vs Smartney
FactAndacreditoSmartneyMedian
APR0% to 36%lowest quarter17.11% to 36.19%above the median8.99
Term2 to 3 monthslowest quarter4 to 120 monthshighest 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.

Smartney

Pros

  • Payouts usually land in minutes, and same-day funding is offered
  • Free early repayment, so clearing part of the balance early costs nothing extra
  • Amounts of PLN 1,000 to PLN 150,000 over terms of 4 to 120 cover personal, consolidation, car and business lending

Cons

  • Credit checks are hard, so a rejected application can leave a mark on the credit file
  • Costs sit high, with the representative example at the top of the 17.11% to 36.19% range
  • The rate type is variable, so the cost can move over the term

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%.

Smartney

Who it suits

  • Borrowers with a bank account in Poland who need the money quickly
  • Anyone consolidating several debts into a single instalment
  • Drivers and homeowners funding a car or home improvement work

Who should look elsewhere

  • Cost-first borrowers, since Monzo Flex lists 10% to 23% and Cashspace ES lists 0%
  • Anyone wanting a locked instalment, because the rate type here is variable
  • Borrowers who cannot pass a credit check that is hard

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

Smartney

Current offer

  • Bonus

    0 zł prowizji (Pożyczka w jednym palcu): 0 PLN commission for granting and servicing the loan

    07.09.2026-31.10.2026, new customers who had no Smartney loan before, 10,000-20,000 PLN over 72-84 months, once per promotion; example RRSO 15.5%

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

Andacredito vs Smartney
CountryAndacreditoSmartney
PolandNoYes
SpainYesNo

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.

Smartney

What does a Smartney loan cost?+

The representative APR is 17.11% to 36.19% on amounts of PLN 1,000 to PLN 150,000, and the rate type is variable rather than fixed. The published example sits at the dearer end of that range, so the total repayable figure is the number to check before you apply.

Is there an arrangement fee?+

There is a commission for granting and servicing the loan, charged together with the interest rather than taken as a separate upfront payment. The current promotion waives that commission, so on a promoted loan the interest is the only charge on top of what you borrow.

Smartney

Smartney

Higher score in this comparison

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