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Payday Loans Online

Borrow from $50 to $255 with a simple application, secure document upload, and fast access to your money once approved.

Apply with a checking account and proof of steady income.

STEP 1

Apply Online

Complete our secure online application.

STEP 2

Upload Documents

Securely send the documents needed to complete your application.

STEP 3

Get Your Money

Once approved, get your money fast, deposited directly into your bank account or available for cash pickup at a branch.

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Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

CashMax offers payday loans, also referred to as cash advances, designed to assist California residents with immediate, short-term financial needs.

CashMax offers loans up to $255, in accordance with California state regulations.

A payday loan typically costs around $17.50 for every $100 borrowed. For example, if you borrow $100 for 14 days, you'll repay a total of $117.50. This equals an Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 456.25%.

Payday Loan Rates and Terms

Once approved, funds are typically deposited within 30 minutes with most banks.

  • Government-issued ID and Social Security Number or ITIN
  • Active email address and phone number
  • Active bank account with direct deposits and bank statement
  • Proof of a steady source of recurring income

Repayment is typically due on your next payday. CashMax will debit the repayment amount from your checking account on the agreed-upon date, or you can pay your loan in full before the due date at any CashMax branch.

CashMax does not offer loan extensions or renewals. Loans must be repaid in full on the due date.

You may be eligible for a no-cost Extended Payment Plan, which lets you repay your loan through smaller, more manageable payments over time. To find out if you're eligible, contact the store where you received your loan or call us at (707) 474-9501.

CashMax is licensed by the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation pursuant to the California Deferred Deposit Transaction Law.

Deferred Deposit Transaction license