
Bring identification and the item
Customers must be at least 15. Bring your original Thai ID and the item. If you use other identification, call to confirm the requirements before visiting. Ask first before moving a large or specialist item too.
How it works
Bring the right identification, have the item inspected, read every figure on the ticket and decide only when you are comfortable. Some details may vary by item and branch.

Customers must be at least 15. Bring your original Thai ID and the item. If you use other identification, call to confirm the requirements before visiting. Ask first before moving a large or specialist item too.

Staff check the relevant details, such as type, weight, model, condition or operation. Appraisal is free. Photos can support a preliminary enquiry, but the final amount requires an in-person inspection.

Review the amount, interest rate, dates and item description on the ticket. Proceed only if you agree, then receive payment by the method the branch confirms.

The pawn ticket is the main record for renewal or redemption. Keep the original and ask the issuing branch to confirm status, amount, dates and documents before travelling.
Before signing
If a field is unclear or a detail does not match, ask before deciding. Do not treat a website calculator as a substitute for the figures on your ticket.
See the rate structure
The fields on a pawn ticket
A typical ticket has eight main fields — read the left column top to bottom, then the right.
Check every field against what was agreed before signing. Ask about any blank or unreadable field.

Three things to bring to a branch
Customers must be at least 15. For a large or specialist item, call the branch before transporting it.
Regular hours: daily, 8:00 AM–6:00 PM
For a large or specialist item, or an existing ticket, speaking with the relevant branch helps you prepare before making the trip.
MONEY OK / GUIDES
A practical checklist for a first visit to Money OK: documents, appraisal, interest, your ticket and collecting your item.
Read more Branch services · 3 minUnderstand Money OK’s four-month ticket and additional 30-day grace period and how renewal differs from reducing principal or collecting your item.
Read more Branch services · 3 minA THB 10,000 example, the two-tier monthly rate and why an interest payment does not reduce principal.
Read moreMonthly interest is 2% on the first THB 2,000 and 1.25% only on the excess. Appraisal, service, renewal, principal-reduction, early-redemption and all other fees or penalties: THB 0.
Every ticket has a four-month term and an additional 30-day grace period.
Example: THB 10,000 unchanged for 4 full months. Monthly interest THB 140; total interest THB 560; fees THB 0; total repayment THB 10,560. No renewal or interim principal reduction. This is not a guaranteed appraisal.
Count the pawn date, not the redemption date. Same-day redemption counts as one day with half-month interest. A partial month of up to 15 days costs half a month; more than 15 days costs a full month.
Pay interest to renew, or reduce principal. If interest is not paid by the deadline, the pledged item will be forfeited.
Maximum annualised interest: 24% per year
24% = 2% × 12 without compounding. This is not a cash-flow APR or a ceiling on the cost annualised over every possible actual borrowing period.
Service provider: บริษัท ทุนทองมาวิน จำกัด · Company registration 0105555137558
Rates, APR explanation and more examples