Ecuador
Please note: Due to the current economic and social instability in Ecuador, the country is experiencing record levels of regional displacement and migration. While this is not a pattern we are seeing across the country, it is worth noting that during this time your loans in Ecuador may be at more risk of delay or non-repayment.
Doris is 46 and an entrepreneur dedicated to retail, specifically the sale of clothing, shoes and accessories. She lives with her partner, Juan, who works as a public employee. Doris has no children but earns additional income by giving early childhood tutoring classes.
Over the past four years, Doris has developed her clothing business from home, gradually expanding her product range and building a stable source of income.
Doris earns approximately £79 per month from her tutoring activities. Her microenterprise produces around £1,300 in monthly sales. Household expenses total approximately £107 per month, while business operating costs reach about £968. After covering these expenses, Doris obtains an estimated monthly profit of around £332, which allows her to maintain her household and continue growing her business.
Doris has applied for a loan so that she can buy more clothing stock, increase her sales and expand her business beyond order-based transactions.
Loan added: 5 May 2026
Doris Alexandra's loan repayment schedule
| Date | Expected repayments | Actual repayments |
|---|---|---|
| £147.81 | ||
| £73.90 | Available | |
| £73.90 | Available | |
| £73.90 | Available | |
| £73.90 | Available | |
| £73.90 | Available | |
| £73.90 | Available |
The above amounts are indicative, based on the exchange rate the day this loan was added to the website. The actual amounts you will receive will be based on an exchange rate at the time the repayment is returned to your account. See our Help Centre for more information.