Covering a bill before your next paycheck? Compare the published payment examples before making an online request. Requests generally range from $100 to $1,000, subject to lender review.
Compare the published $100–$500 examples, then see how the full payment fits what you expect to have left after bills.
Finance charge
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Example APR
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Illustration using the published $30-per-$100 examples, paid in full on the first due date. Requests above $500 need their own offer. Your agreement sets the price and payment schedule.
How APR is calculated
$90 ÷ $300 × 365 ÷ 14 × 100 = 782.14% APR.
A shorter term raises the annualized rate in this example. The dollar finance charge stays the same.
Two dates to check
Will the money arrive before the bill?
Check when the bill is due and when you would have to repay. A deposit date and a payment due date answer different questions.
Before the bill is due
The FAQ describes funding generally on the next business day after approval and required steps. If those steps finish Friday, the next business day is usually Monday in a week without a bank holiday. Confirm release and bank posting if the bill has a hard deadline.
Read the first payment date in the offer and compare it with your actual pay schedule. If your pay reaches the bank after the payment is due, ask about the date before accepting.
The FAQ lists a job or proven income, a checking account in good standing with employer direct deposit, a verifiable phone and email, U.S. citizenship and age 18 or older. Check income, account and credit questions before starting.
Identify the lender
MyNextDayCash’s Terms describe direct lending through FSST Financial Services, LLC, dba MB Marketing, and matching if the operator cannot facilitate a request directly. Check the published direct-loan exclusions. A participating lender uses its own terms.
Compare the full payment
Confirm the amount you receive, finance charge, APR and exact amount due on each date. If the schedule shows minimum payments, check how much each payment reduces the balance and what the full schedule costs.
If the payment exceeds what you’ll have left: Ask the biller about moving the due date or splitting the bill, and compare the total cost before taking a payday loan.
Payday loan questions before you submit
Can I request $500 or $1,000 online?
The stated request range is generally $100–$1,000. The amount offered depends on the lender’s review. $500 is included in the published cost examples above. To price a $1,000 request, use the terms of an actual offer.
What if I can’t pay on the agreed date?
Contact the lender or servicer named in the agreement before the due date. Ask what options are available, what each costs and whether it reduces principal. Paying a finance charge alone can leave the amount borrowed outstanding.
Do I repay the day the money arrives?
Use the payment date or schedule in the agreement. The deposit is a separate event and does not set the first payment date.
Start your payday loan request
Choose an amount in the online application. Review the offer’s payment dates and total cost before accepting.