You are only allowed to have one active loan per customer at any one time. If you pay off your loan in full or become eligible to refinance your loan, you may apply again for another loan.
If you application was denied, you will receive a Notice of Adverse Action with information regarding your denial. If you did not receive the Notice of Adverse Action, or have additional questions regarding your denial, please Contact Us and our Advocates will assist you.
If you completed the bank verification process and would like to talk about changing your loan amount, please Contact Us and our Advocates will assist you.
Once your last payment clears and your loan is paid off, you can immediately apply for a new loan. To check your balance or apply for a loan, sign into your account here.
If you were denied for a loan, you can reapply after 30 days of your denial date. Sign into your account to view when you are eligible to reapply here.
To start your application, click Apply Now. You cannot submit an application over the phone, in person, or via email. If you have any questions regarding the application process, please Contact Us and our Advocates will assist you.
In order to submit an application that our underwriting can review, applicants must: Reside in one of the states we operate in Be at least 18 years old (or 19 in Alabama and Nebraska) Have a regular source of income (Income can be from employment or from benefits including Social… Read more
To check on the status of your application or loan, sign into your account here. If you have any additional questions about the status of your application or loan, please Contact Us and our Advocates will assist you.
Yes. Bank Verification is a quick and secure process that provides OppLoans with a read-only snapshot of your recent banking transactions to help us verify your identity and financial information. By logging in with your online banking credentials, OppLoans is able to process your application faster, getting you a decision… Read more
There are multiple reasons the bank verification step may not be successful. Below are the most common errors and tips for success: Ensure you are using a stable Internet / Wifi connection. If your banking institution is not listed, you can manually upload 90 days worth of bank statements through… Read more
Bank Verification is a quick and secure process that provides OppLoans with a read-only snapshot of your recent banking transactions to help us verify your identity and financial information. By logging in with your online banking credentials, OppLoans is able to process your application faster, getting you a decision as… Read more
We do not currently accept applications by phone. However, our online application process is quick and easy—we promise! Just click “Apply Now” at the top of this page or visit Apply Now to begin the application on your computer, smartphone or tablet!
The receipt of your funds will vary based on the time at which your application was approved. You will receive an email notification once your loan is approved. Monday through Thursday: If your application is approved before 9pm* CT from Monday through Thursday, you can expect your funds the next… Read more
There are some instances where proof-of-income is required prior to your application being approved, including: If you receive alimony If you receive disability benefits If you receive social security benefits If you reside in IL or NV a paystub is required Proof-of-income may include a government benefits award letter or… Read more
Consumer products offered through the OppLoans website range from $500 to $4,000, but your eligibility will depend on your state of residence, your income and ability to repay, and your creditworthiness. For more information about the product options and lender(s) in your state, please visit our Rates and Terms page.
We work hard to offer you a quick and convenient process. Once your application is approved, funds are typically deposited in your account as soon as the next business day. The actual time it takes the funds to appear in your account depends on your financial institution. Generally, if your loan… Read more
