Frequently Asked Questions
Ten categories, fifty-plus answers. If yours isn't here, customer service is a quick email away.
Who we are and how we operate.
What we offer and how amounts and terms work.
A payday loan is a single-payment short-term loan ($200–$1,000) repaid in full on your next payday, usually two to four weeks later.
An installment loan spreads a larger amount ($300–$5,000) across 6 to 24 monthly payments. Use the calculator on the homepage or pick the product that matches your cash flow.
Basic requirements to apply.
You can apply if you meet all of the following:
How decisions are made.
Common reasons include:
The decline screen will explain the specific reason for your application.
How to apply, step by step.
What you'll pay and how it's calculated.
Costs depend on the product, state, loan amount, and term. Payday-loan fees are typically structured as a flat charge per $100 borrowed (varies by state). Installment-loan costs are quoted as APR with a payment schedule.
Every loan agreement displays the exact total cost, APR, and payment schedule before you sign. There are no buried fees.
APR annualizes the fee — projecting what it would cost if you held the loan for a full year. A two-week loan's fee, multiplied across 26 two-week periods, creates a large annualized number.
Example: a $15 fee on a $100, 14-day loan is a 391% APR but only $15 in actual cost. For short-term loans, focus on the total dollar amount due, not the annualized percentage.
How and when funds arrive.
Most delays come from the receiving bank, not from us. Common causes:
If 24 business hours have passed without the deposit, contact customer service.
How repayment works and what your options are.
Contact customer service before the payment date. Many borrowers qualify for a one-time payment arrangement that avoids late fees and collection activity.
If you do nothing and the ACH fails: a late fee may apply, the missed payment may be reported to alternative bureaus, and continued non-payment will lead to collection activity.
How we protect your information.
Managing your account and getting help.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: see the contact page for the toll-free number.
Hours: Mon–Thu 8 AM – 10 PM ET, Fri 8 AM – 8 PM ET, Sat–Sun 12 – 5 PM ET.
First: contact our customer service team so we can try to resolve it directly.
If that doesn't resolve things, you can also file a complaint with the CFPB, the Better Business Bureau, or your state's banking or consumer-protection department.
Got what you needed?
Apply in three minutes — real-time decision, same-day funding for approved requests. Or email customer service: [email protected].