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Shop now, pay later over 12 months

Mr Mattress has partnered with FeverTree Finance to give you a smarter way to buy your mattress. Apply for a FeverTree Account and pay in affordable monthly instalments over up to 12 months - with approval in as little as 30 minutes.

Why FeverTree?

  • Pay over up to 12 months
  • Approval within 30 minutes
  • No minimum or maximum amount - based on your affordability
  • Early settlement with no penalties
  • Payments via debit order - simple and hassle-free
  • Rolling credit facility - use it again once paid off

How to apply

  1. Complete the online application form above
  2. Upload your ID (colour copy) and latest 3 months bank statements
  3. Get approved and shop immediately!

For enquiries call 087 2100 336 or email applications@fevertreefinance.co.za

Frequently Asked Questions

Who qualifies?
South African citizens aged 18–65 with a minimum monthly income of R5 000.

How long does approval take?
Approval is typically within 30 minutes during business hours.

What documents do I need?
A colour copy of your ID and your latest 3 months bank statements.

Is there a penalty for paying early?
No - you can settle your account early with no penalties.

Can I use my account again after paying it off?
Yes - FeverTree is a rolling credit facility. Once paid off, you can use it again.

FeverTree Accounts are provided by FeverTree Finance (Pty) Ltd, a registered credit provider (NCRCP19967). Subject to affordability. SA citizens only, ages 18–65, minimum income R5 000/month.

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