Superb Cash Advance has 112 stores across 93 cities in 19 states. Use this page to find the branch nearest you, see which states we serve, and work out whether you want to walk into a store or apply online.
- 112storefronts
- 93cities
- 19states
Apply online, or visit a store
Both routes reach the same lending team. The difference is mostly about how quickly you can hand over documents and how much you want to talk a decision through with someone.
Applying online
- Open at any hour, from anywhere — you are not limited to the states listed below.
- The form takes a few minutes and you get a decision quickly.
- Documents are uploaded rather than handed over, so anything unclear can add a round trip.
- Step-by-step detail is on our How It Works page.
Visiting a store
- You can ask questions and have the paperwork explained before you sign anything.
- Bring your documents with you and they are checked on the spot.
- Useful if your income is not straightforward — cash tips, seasonal or self-employed work.
- Store hours and address are on each branch page linked below.
What to bring to a store
Requirements vary by state and by your circumstances, so treat this as a starting point rather than a definitive list. If you are unsure, open the branch page below and check with that store before travelling.
- Photo ID — a current government-issued ID.
- Proof of income — recent pay stubs, or benefit or pension statements. Self-employed applicants are usually asked for bank statements instead.
- An active checking account — account details, and a blank check if your account provides them.
- Proof of address — a recent utility bill or lease if your ID does not show your current address.
- A working phone number — used to confirm your application.
Find a store by state
Each state links to its own page, where you will find how these loans work in that state, what they cost there, and the protections that state gives borrowers. A number in brackets means that city has more than one branch.
We are not in your state?
The 19 states above are where we have physical branches. Applying online is not limited to that list — you can start an application from anywhere, and what you can borrow and on what terms is set by the rules of the state you live in.
If you are weighing up whether to borrow at all, our How It Works page sets out the process, and each state page explains the cost and the protections that apply there.
States we serve: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.
