On 9 January 2023, Indigo Michael Limited, trading as Tappily and SafetyNet, went into administration. Joseph O’Connor, Clare Kennedy and Simon Appell of AlixPartners UK LLP were appointed Joint Administrators.
Indigo Michael Limited, trading as Tappily and SafetyNet, is a high-cost lender which provides customers with running account credit facilities; these are credit agreements with no fixed or minimum duration. Running account credit is a facility under a credit agreement through which the borrower can receive cash up to a certain credit limit.
The firm’s administration does not change the payment terms and conditions of customers’ loans, these are the same as when the loan was taken out. The firm remains subject to the same regulatory rules and requirements as it did prior to its administration.
The firm is not accepting applications for loans from new customers from 9 January 2023.
Existing active customers who have drawn down on their account within the 30 days before the Joint Administrators were appointed and currently have no arrears on their account, will continue to have access to their existing facilities for a short period. Credit limits will be reduced in coming weeks, affected customers will receive communications from the Joint Administrators.
Customers who have not used their running account credit facility within the 30 days before the Joint Administrators were appointed, or currently have arrears on their account, will not be able to access any further lending.
Should customers have any queries regarding ongoing access to their account, or any other matters, contact the firm or Alix Partners via the details below.
Tappily customers
By phone at: 0808 169 4927
By email at: [email protected]
Website: www.tappily.co.uk
SafetyNet customers
By phone at: 0808 169 4911
By email at: [email protected]
Website: www.safetynet.credit
Contact details for Alix Partners
By email at: [email protected]
The FCA is in regular contact with the firm and the Joint Administrators regarding the fair treatment of customers.
Customers who are struggling financially can get free and impartial guidance from MoneyHelper[1].