Unicorn Cash Loans publishes no website, which is ordinary for a small cash lender and is why most searches for it return directory listings that contradict one another. It is, however, a registered credit provider, and the details it has filed with the National Credit Regulator are the authoritative ones.
Official contact channels
- Telephone, as filed with the regulator: 082 567 5944
- Registered address: 142 Glen Gardens, Harris Road, Eden Glen, 1613
- NCR registration number: NCRCP8376
- Registered name: Unicorn Cash Loans (Pty) Ltd
Those come from the National Credit Regulator register of credit providers, which is where a registered lender is legally required to file its contact details. That distinction matters more than usual here, because the directories are wrong. Third-party listings give a different telephone number entirely and place the business variously in Kempton Park, Germiston and Thohoyandou. The register gives one number and one address, in Eden Glen, and the register is the record the company itself is accountable for.
No email address is filed and no website exists, so the telephone number above is the only published route to the business.
What this organisation provides
The business provides short-term cash loans. The registration number is the useful part: NCRCP8376 means it is registered with the National Credit Regulator and bound by the National Credit Act, which sets out what a lender may and may not do.
That gives you specific rights when borrowing from it:
- A registered credit provider must carry out an affordability assessment before granting credit
- Interest and fees are capped by the National Credit Act, and a registered lender may not exceed those caps
- You are entitled to a written agreement setting out the total cost of the credit
- It is illegal for a credit provider to take your identity document or your bank card as security when granting credit, a point the regulator publishes specifically because it still happens
You can check the registration yourself, and it is worth doing. The NCR register is public and searchable by company name or by NCRCP number. It also carries separate tabs for registrations that have been voluntarily cancelled, cancelled by the tribunal, or allowed to lapse. Finding a name on the register is not enough on its own; check that it appears under the registered tab rather than one of the other three.
Address and operating information
The registered address is 142 Glen Gardens, Harris Road, Eden Glen, 1613. Treat that as an address filed with the regulator rather than as a confirmed walk-in branch, since a registered address and a trading counter are not always the same place. No trading hours are published anywhere, by the company or on the register.
Call before travelling. With no website, no email and no published hours, an unannounced visit to a registered address is the least reliable way to reach a lender of this size.
Support and escalation routes
Raise a problem with the lender first on its filed number, and keep a dated note of the call, because there is no email trail to fall back on.
Above the lender sits the National Credit Regulator, which registers and supervises credit providers and runs a complaints department on 0860 627 627 or 011 554 2700, and at [email protected]. That is the right body for reckless lending, for fees or interest above the caps, or for a lender holding documents or cards it should not. Where the dispute concerns the credit agreement or the account itself, the National Financial Ombud Scheme South Africa takes credit complaints on share call 0860 800 900 or at [email protected].
One check before borrowing from any small lender costs nothing and matters more than the interest rate. Look the company up on the NCR register yourself. A lender that does not appear there at all, or appears only under cancelled or lapsed, should not be lending, and a credit agreement with an unregistered credit provider is unlawful under the National Credit Act. If you are already over-indebted, debt counselling through a registered debt counsellor is the statutory route rather than another loan.
Sources
- ncr.org.za register of registered credit providers, searched on 2 September 2026, for the registered name, NCRCP8376, the telephone number and the registered address
- ncr.org.za complaints department page, for the regulator complaint routes
- ncr.org.za consumer guidance on credit providers taking identity documents or cards as security
All contact details on this page were read from the National Credit Regulator register and verified on 2 September 2026.