TTB has introduced its "Set Up" measures to assist customers affected by flooding in Bangkok and several nearby areas, covering all customer groups including retail customers, business operators and SMEs. Home loan customers can suspend principal payments for up to 3 months, paying only interest, or request additional loan limits to repair their homes through the home-for-cash cash card with 0% interest for the first 2 months at an interest rate of MRR plus 0.77% per year, or 7.875% per year, based on MRR as of 2 March 2026 at 7.105% per year. Meanwhile, auto loan and auto-for-cash customers can suspend installments for up to 3 months, while personal loan and credit card customers can suspend debt payments for 3 billing cycles, with interest charged as normal. For business and SME customers, long-term loans will be considered for principal-free repayment for up to 6 months, revolving credit lines can have their principal repayment period extended by up to 6 months, and business hire-purchase loans can have their repayment period extended or their installment amounts reduced by up to 70% of the original installment, for 6 months. Affected customers can register their interest in joining the measures from today until 31 December 2026 through the bank's website, while business and SME customers can contact their business relationship managers or the TTB business customer service center directly.
TMBThanachart Bank Public Company LimitedTTB launches debt suspension and burden-reduction measures for flood-affected customers, deferring principal and installments, which pressures its loan book and earnings.
