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  1. Promise (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd is a 100% wholly owned overseas subsidiary of SMBC Consumer Finance (hereinafter "SMBCCF"), one of the leading consumer finance institutions in Japan. Established as a licensed money lender in Hong Kong in 1992, Promise (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd inherits the experience of SMBCCF in credit management, operation management ...

  2. 2023年12月1日 · About Promise. Since its establishment as a licensed money lender in Hong Kong from 1992, Promise continues to provide convenient financial services to its customers. We put our customers first, providing flexible and trustworthy personal loan solutions to help them relieve their cash flow needs anytime and anywhere.

  3. Online Enquiry. Promise’s branches are all over Hong Kong, including Causeway Bay, Mong Kok, Kwun Tong, etc. Find your local branch now. Call our hotline at 31991199 or apply online.

  4. www.promise.com.hk › en › faqFAQ | Promise HK

    Browse all the FAQs to find out about the loan application and approval process, handling fees, settlement, revolving loan, and repayment. Overview of Loan Product Information: The minimum and maximum repayment period is 3 months and 84 months respectively.

  5. 2019年3月26日 · Latest Update. 2024.03.14. Notice on Suspension of services due to system upgrade. In order to enhance our services, Promise (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. will conduct system upgrade from 00:30 am to 07:30 am on Saturday 30 March 2024 (Hong Kong Time) and the following services will be suspended during this period: Signing Loan Agreement.

  6. Promise stands by you at every critical moment. Whether it is to resolve cash flow problems, settle credit card debt, pay taxes or kickstart your business, we provide flexible financing solutions, and allow 24-hour loan applications online without handling fees. Aside from visiting one of our branches, you can apply for a loan via our hotline ...

  7. 2018年8月31日 · 31 August 2018 Our Company has received numerous complaints from customers concerning fraudulent impersonation of our current or former staff and agents, to promote credit products. Fraudsters even use intimidate means to force bankruptcy or immediate loan ...