How Civil Servants Qualify For Credit

Tips for Civil Servants to Qualify for Credit in Zimbabwe

If you’re a teacher, nurse, police officer, or government employee in Zimbabwe, you may be eligible for credit facilities that let you shop now and pay over time — often up to 24 months. Here’s how to qualify and make the most of these offers.

1. Be on the SSB Payroll
Most credit providers require that your salary is processed through the Salary Services Bureau (SSB). This ensures predictable monthly deductions and reduces risk for lenders.
• Tip: Confirm your payroll status with HR before applying.

2. Meet Age & Employment Criteria
• Must be 18 years or older
• Must be a Zimbabwean citizen
• Must be a confirmed government employee (contract or permanent)
• Some lenders exclude uniformed forces — check eligibility

3. Provide Required Documents
Typical documents include:
• National ID
• Latest payslip
• Proof of residence
• Employment confirmation letter (if requested)
• Tip: Keep digital copies ready for faster online applications.

4. Choose a Trusted Credit Provider
Look for platforms that:
• Offer transparent pricing with no hidden fees
• Work directly with government payroll systems
• Provide early settlement options if you receive bonuses
Examples include:
• Remit60 Marketplace
• First Capital Bank
• TechSight Solutions
• Nyeredzi Global Technologies

5. Shop Smart with Credit Bundles
Use your credit wisely:
• Prioritise essentials: groceries, school supplies, electronics
• Look for “Buy Now, Pay Later” bundles with delivery included
• Avoid overcommitting — stick to what you can afford monthly

Ready to Apply?
Visit shop.remit60.com to explore:
• Credit bundles for teachers, nurses, and government staff
• Flexible payment plans up to 24 months
• Instant approval for eligible civil servants

For help and more information

• Email: support@remit60.com
• Whats App: +263 778 109 109
• Voice Call: +263 778 270 270