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Indiana Payday Loans and More

Indiana Rates and Terms

Loans

PAYDAY LOANS

Availability of Payday Loans

Check `n Go offers payday loans online.

Governing Law

The loan agreement will be governed by the applicable laws of Indiana. Questions or complaints should be directed to your state’s regulatory agency.

Maximum Loan Amount

The maximum loan amount offered by Check ‘n Go to Indiana residents is 20% of their gross monthly income or $660 for online payday loans.

DOCUMENTATION
  • Fax of Pay Stub
    Indiana regulation requires all Indiana customers have their most recent pay stub on file with Check ‘n Go when receiving a payday loan. For online customers, please fax or e-mail Check ‘n Go your latest pay stub when applying to ensure timely processing of your loan. If you receive income by means other than an employer, please fax or e-mail other proof of your Social Security, disability, and child support or alimony payments. All materials may be sent via fax to (800) 723-7032 or via email to [email protected] . When applying for a payday loan at a store location, please take the above documentation with you.
  • Social Security Number
    Check ‘n Go requires all Indiana customers provide documented proof of their social security number. See the SSN Disclosure document, located in the Additional Disclosures section below, for a list of acceptable documents.
PAYDAY Loan Terms

Check ‘n Go offers a minimum loan term of 14 days and a maximum loan term of 35 days for online loans.

Only one loan is permitted at Check ‘n Go.

Indiana state law mandates a 7 day cooling off period following the pay off of the 5th consecutive payday loan transaction (not including the initial transaction). Consecutive payday loan transactions may be made with any one or more state licensed lenders.

 

Extensions

The state of Indiana allows for extended payment plans after an initial loan followed by three consecutive small loans. The initial loan counts as zero and goes up from there and consecutive loan is defined as a loan originated within 7 days or less from the prior loan. The lender shall disclose a written description of the extended payment plan option, and the borrower shall be able to request the extended payment plan at any time during the third or subsequent consecutive small loan. Review your loan contract documents carefully for any extended payment plan option disclosure as eligibility is determined by the state of Indiana and the Veritec database. The extended payment plan must allow for a minimum of four equal installments over a period of not less than 60 days. The lender may not assess any fee or charge for the extended payment plan. See link below for a copy of the disclosure.

Finance Schedule

Online Finance Schedule

 

 

Licenses and Disclosures

ONLINE PRODUCTS

Payday Loan Warning

 

ADDITIONAL DISCLOSURES

SSN Disclosures
Extended Payment Plan
Indiana Small Loan Law Brochure

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