About Commercial Credit and Finance PLC
Commercial Credit and Finance PLC is a non‑bank financial institution based in Sri Lanka and licensed by the Monetary Board of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka under the Finance Business Act. The company, founded in 1982, provides a broad portfolio of financial products including fixed deposits, vehicle leasing and hire purchase, microfinance and SME loans, educational loans, gold loans, consumer and personal loans, revolving business loans, and other investment and credit facilities. It operates through a large branch network across Sri Lanka and serves millions of customers ranging from individual savers to small businesses and larger enterprises. ([cclk.lk](https://www.cclk.lk/?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled something like “COMMERCIAL CREDIT SR” on a card or bank statement is likely related to one of Commercial Credit and Finance PLC’s financial products or services. This could include loan disbursements or repayments, lease or hire‑purchase installments, interest or fee charges on credit facilities, fixed‑deposit related transactions, or fees tied to microfinance or SME products. In some cases, you might also see temporary authorization holds when a new payment method is added or when they verify a card before processing a loan repayment or other transaction.
If you have questions about a charge, first review your recent loan, lease, deposit, or microfinance agreements and any payment schedules provided by Commercial Credit and Finance PLC. Compare the transaction date and amount with your repayment due dates or deposit instructions. You can then contact the company directly using the phone numbers or email listed on their official website or on your loan/deposit documentation; branch staff can also look up your account and explain specific debits or fees. Keep your NIC/passport number, agreement number, and card details handy when you call, and if you suspect an error or unauthorized activity, immediately notify both Commercial Credit and Finance PLC and your bank or card issuer to dispute or block the transaction while it is investigated.