Rates and Fees

At No Check Lend, we simplify the loan process by connecting you with trustworthy lenders who can meet your financial needs. While we don’t lend money ourselves, we partner with a network of lenders who provide payday loans without a credit check. This means that we don’t make decisions regarding your loan, and we cannot influence the lender’s terms or decisions.

The details regarding fees, interest rates, APR, nonpayment rules, and renewal policies are determined by the lender and depend on state regulations. These specific terms will be outlined in your loan agreement. We encourage you to carefully review all details provided by the lender to ensure the loan terms are clear and suitable for your situation.

Our service is free for you to use, and you are never obligated to accept the first loan offer you receive. We want you to have the freedom to review multiple offers and only proceed when you’re completely satisfied with the terms. Our goal is to ensure that our clients make informed decisions that align with their financial needs.

Once your loan request is approved, the lender will provide an offer that includes the fees, interest rates, APR, repayment terms, and any renewal options. Be sure to thoroughly read your loan agreement, and weigh the benefits and responsibilities before making a final decision.

Nonpayment of a loan can result in additional fees, a negative impact on your credit score, or even collection activities. If you are unable to make a payment by the due date, it’s crucial to contact your lender immediately to discuss potential solutions.

Some lenders may offer loan renewals or extensions, but each lender’s renewal policy varies. Be sure to understand the lender’s terms before accepting a renewal.

For any questions regarding your loan agreement, please reach out directly to your lender. While No Check Lend facilitates the connection between borrowers and lenders, we can only answer questions directly related to our service.

The information provided here is for general purposes and should not be considered legal advice.