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Consumer credit: your right to withdraw

Signed a consumer credit offer and having second thoughts? The law protects you.

Updated 23 October 2026

The principle

You have 14 full calendar days from acceptance of the offer to withdraw, without giving reasons (article L312-19 of the Consumer Code).

How to do it

Use the detachable form supplied with the offer and send it by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt, as indicated in the contract.

And repayment?

If funds were already paid out, you must repay them within the legal maximum period, possibly with interest for the elapsed time. See the offer for details.

Frequently asked questions

How many days to withdraw?

14 calendar days from acceptance of the offer.

Must I give a reason?

No, no justification is required.

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