Updated September 28, 2026 · SumCue Editorial Team

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) scores 9.0 and Mi Prestamo 9.1 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.
DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

9.0/10
Mi Prestamo

Mi Prestamo

Higher score in this comparison

9.1/10

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo: the differences

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
CompareDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)ReviewVisitVisitMi PrestamoMi PrestamoReviewVisitVisit
APR6.99%Lower23%
Loan amount€2,500 to €100,000Higher€200 to €3,000
Term12 to 120 monthsHigher2 to 12 months
Credit checkSoft prequalHard
Funding timePrivatkredit Sofort: usually within 30 minutes; Privatkredit Klassisch: within 1-2 daysWithin hours after approval, collected in a Mi Prestamo office or paid to your bank account
EligibilityOf age and main residence in Germany; not self-employed or freelance; in permanent employment or on an indefinite pension; German mobile number and online-banking access to the salary accountDNI or NIE (Spanish ID) plus proof of income required; no guarantor and no collateral; Spanish registered address
Loan typesPersonal, Car, Debt consolidationCovers morePersonal
Arrangement feeNot confirmedSolvency assessment fee 30.00 EUR plus loan management fee 10.00 EUR plus financial risk fee 30.00 EUR (calculator default Mi Prestamo Mensual 100 EUR / 3 months)
Representative exampleNettodarlehensbetrag 15.000 Euro, Laufzeit 120 Monate, effektiver Jahreszins 6,99 % p. a., mtl. Rate 172,43 Euro, Gesamtbetrag 20.691,92 EuroNot confirmed
Use casesHome improvementNot confirmed

Same on both: Rate type (Fixed), Lender type (Direct lender), Free early repayment (Yes).

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Key differences

  • Mi Prestamo scores higher overall: 9.1 vs 9.0.
  • APR is lower at DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank): 6.99% vs 23%.
  • Loan amount is higher at DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank): €2,500 to €100,000 vs €200 to €3,000.
  • Term is higher at DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank): 12 to 120 months vs 2 to 12 months.
  • Support channels: only Mi Prestamo offers Phone, Chat.
  • Features: only DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) offers Travel.
  • Features: only Mi Prestamo offers Same day funding.
  • Loan types: only DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) offers Car, Debt consolidation.

Our verdict on each

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

DKB suits adults in Germany who want a fee based Visa credit card for travel spending, a free current account and a no fee depot under one bank. Personal loans sit at a fixed rate and an APR of 6.99% with free early repayment.

Read the full DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) review

Mi Prestamo

Mi Prestamo is a Spanish direct lender aimed at small, short personal loans repaid quickly, with cash in hand or in your account within hours of approval. The catch is price: the APR of 23% runs high for the market, and the arrangement fee adds charges on top of the interest.

Read the full Mi Prestamo review

Score breakdown

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
AreaDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
Cost8.9Card annual fee €29.88 against site median €0; the current account and depot charge €0 and €0.8.9APR of 23% sits above the 14.43% site median, and the arrangement fee adds charges on top of interest.
Offer8.79.0Higher
Trust9.19.4Higher

What each covers

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
Loan typesDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
PersonalYesYes
Debt consolidationYesNo
CarYesNo

A third option

Sofkredit has loan amount at €12,000 to €300,000, against €2,500 to €100,000 for DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) and €200 to €3,000 for Mi Prestamo.

Sofkredit review

How they place

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
RankingDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
Loans16 of 204310 of 2043
Personal loans13 of 13177 of 1317

Every fact side by side

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
FactDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
Pricing modelFixed rateFixed rate
FeaturesTravelSame day funding
Legal entityDeutsche Kreditbank AGEasy Asset Management Iberia S.L.
HeadquartersGermanySpain
Founded1990Not confirmed
Support channelsEmail, Help centrePhone, Chat, Email, Help centreCovers more

Brokers

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
FactDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
Account fee€0Not confirmed
MarketsStocks, ETFs, Funds, BondsNot confirmed
AudienceKidsNot confirmed
PlatformsWeb Banking, DKB AppNot confirmed

Debit cards

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
FactDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
Monthly fee€0Not confirmed
Card typeDebitNot confirmed
Card networkVisaNot confirmed

Savings

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
FactDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
Deposit protectionEU DGS up to EUR 100,000Not confirmed

Mortgages

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
FactDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
Fixed period5 to 30 yearsNot confirmed
PurposePurchase, RemortgageNot confirmed

Where each stands against the rest

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
FactDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi PrestamoMedian
APR6.99%below the median23%highest quarter9.99%
Loan amount€2,500 to €100,000highest quarter€200 to €3,000lowest quarter€40,000
Term12 to 120 monthshighest quarter2 to 12 monthslowest quarter60

Median across 1096 listed providers.

Pros and cons

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

Pros

  • The 3 free digital newspapers/magazines monthly via Digital Kiosk, Emergency card and emergency cash if lost abroad and Visa Secure authentication for online purchases list covers fee free payments worldwide and emergency cash if the card is lost abroad.
  • Personal loans cover personal, car and debt consolidation with free early repayment, a soft prequalification check and terms of 12 to 120.
  • The current account and depot are free, deposits carry EU DGS up to EUR 100,000, and the bank was founded in 1990.

Cons

  • Loan eligibility is narrow: adults with main residence in Germany, permanent employment or an indefinite pension, a German mobile number and online banking access to the salary account.
  • The annual fee of €29.88 is above the site median of €0, and the rewards type is none.
  • Support runs on email and help centre only, with no phone line listed.

Mi Prestamo

Pros

  • Cash is available within hours of approval, paid into your bank account or collected at a Mi Prestamo office.
  • Early repayment is free, so finishing ahead of schedule costs nothing extra.
  • Eligibility needs no guarantor and no collateral, so nobody else signs and nothing is pledged.

Cons

  • The APR of 23% sits above the 14.43% median for personal loans.
  • The arrangement fee stacks a solvency assessment charge, a loan management charge and a financial risk charge on top of the interest.
  • Terms run 2 to 12, a much shorter window than the 36 personal loan median.

Who each suits

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

Who it suits

  • Adults in Germany who want a fee based Visa credit card for travel spending alongside a free current account.
  • People in permanent employment planning a car purchase, home improvement or debt consolidation at a fixed rate.
  • Savings and investment beginners who want a free depot covering stocks, etfs and funds.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Reward seekers, since the rewards type is none, while bunq and Wise set annual fees of €0 and £0.
  • Self employed and freelance applicants, and anyone without main residence in Germany, since the loan eligibility rules them out; Varo Believe Secured Credit Card suits readers who want a secured card instead.

Mi Prestamo

Who it suits

  • Borrowers in Spain with a Spanish ID, proof of income and a registered Spanish address who need a small sum quickly.
  • Anyone able to clear the balance early, since early repayment carries no extra charge.
  • Readers comfortable with a hard credit check and a short fixed repayment schedule.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Readers who want a cheaper rate, since Sofkredit charges 10.74% to 18.06%.
  • Borrowers after a bigger sum, because Creduma ES starts at from €12,000 and Mi Prestamo caps at €200 to €3,000.
  • Shoppers in the peso market, since Cashspace quotes PHP 12 to PHP 36 in a different currency and is not a like-for-like swap.

Current offers

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

Current offer

  • Bonus

    Welcome bonus for new credit card holders: €30

    Make three purchases of €5 or more each within 6 weeks of application. Valid for applications between 08/17/2026 and 12/31/2026. Bonus credited approximately 3 months after application

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

  • First period offer

    First year annual fee waived: €29.88

    First year card fee covered by promotion if bonus conditions are met

    Source, checked September 26, 2026

Country by country

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank) vs Mi Prestamo
CountryDKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)Mi Prestamo
GermanyYesNo
SpainNoYes

Questions about each

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

What does the DKB credit card cost each year?+

The card's annual fee is €29.88, higher than the site median of €0. Payments and cash withdrawals are free at Visa points worldwide, and the card runs on visa. There is no rewards scheme, as the rewards type is none.

Are the current account and the depot free to keep?+

Yes. The current account charges €0 a month and the depot charges €0 a year. You can run both from Web Banking and DKB App, the depot covers stocks, etfs and funds, and the account's listed feature is travel.

Mi Prestamo

What does a Mi Prestamo loan cost me?+

The headline rate is an APR of 23%, and the arrangement fee sits on top of that interest. The calculator splits the fee into a solvency assessment fee, a loan management fee and a financial risk fee, so a small loan carries a meaningful share of charges. Early repayment is free, which softens the deal for anyone who finishes ahead of schedule.

How much can I borrow, and over what period?+

The loan runs from €200 to €3,000, with a term of 2 to 12. Because the rate is fixed, the monthly figure holds steady for the whole period and does not change if market rates move. The modest ceiling and short window shape this as a loan for a specific expense rather than a long running commitment.

DKB (Deutsche Kreditbank)

Mi Prestamo