Leasing Application

When it comes to your private loan, you should ask the experts. Let us know your desired loan amount, and we'll take care of the rest.


Leasing Calculator

Please fill out the form to the right with your desired purchase amount, duration in months and mileage per year to calculate what would be your down payment, interest rate, residual value and monthly leasing rate for your lease. If your desired period or your desired payment amount is not selectable, you can contact us at any time by mail. For tax reasons, the leased object still has a residual book value.

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Personal Information

Step 2: Financial Information

Please only submit a loan application if you have no open compulsory executions, seizures or certificates of loss.

Employment
If you have a part-time job

Step 3: Additional Information

Please only submit a loan application if you have no open compulsory executions, seizures or certificates of loss.

Step 4: Attachment and Confirmation

Please only submit a loan application if you have no open compulsory executions, seizures or certificates of loss.

So that we can process your application immediately, it is best to send us a copy of your identity card and a copy of the last pay slip (for fixed wages) or the last three pay slips (for hourly wages). Please make sure that your attachments do not exceed a total size of 8 MB.

To ensure that your application is sent correctly, please click the "Send" button only once and do not close this window before you see the corresponding confirmation.

Please note: By submitting this credit application, you authorise the operator of this website to submit your details to banks for processing. You confirm that you have answered all questions truthfully. You authorise the banks to contact the Central Credit Information Office or other information centres and to provide the credit intermediary with information on the conclusion and amount of the order placed by him. Note according to the law: "The granting of credit is prohibited if it leads to over-indebtedness". (Art. 3 UWG)