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An unexpected bill in Florida, whether it is a car repair, a utility notice, or a trip to urgent care, does not wait for payday. A payday loan, also called a cash advance, can help you bridge a short gap, and with Superb Cash Advance you can apply online in a few minutes for up to $500 with no hard credit check to get started.
Florida also gives borrowers more protection than many states do, so a payday loan here comes with clearer rules and fewer surprises than it would in much of the country.
You can apply online or in person, whichever you prefer. Applying online is the fastest and most convenient option, and once you are approved you can review a free, no-obligation estimate before you decide whether to move forward.
In Florida, payday loans are legally classified and licensed as deferred presentment transactions. You give the lender a personal check or authorize a debit for the amount you borrow plus the fee, and the lender holds it until your agreed due date, usually your next payday.
A single-payment loan can be up to $500 and runs from 7 to 31 days, and you can have only one outstanding at a time, which is verified through a state database before your loan is approved.
Lenders must be licensed by the Florida Office of Financial Regulation, and the fee is fixed by state law, so it does not change from one licensed lender to the next.
| Loan amount | Term | Fee | Total to repay | APR |
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| $100 | About 14 days | $15 | $115 | About 391% |
| $200 | About 14 days | $25 | $225 | About 326% |
| $300 | About 14 days | $35 | $335 | About 304% |
| $400 | About 14 days | $45 | $445 | About 293% |
| $500 | About 14 days | $55 | $555 | About 287% |
Representative example: borrow $500 for 14 days. The fee is $55, which is 10% of $500 ($50) plus a $5 verification fee, so you repay $555 on your due date. That single fee works out to about a 287% APR.
A longer 31-day term lowers the APR for the same fee, and a smaller loan carries a higher APR because the $5 verification fee is a larger share of the amount. We show your exact numbers before you sign.
Keep in mind: You can have only one payday loan at a time in Florida, and the law does not allow rollovers, so a lender cannot extend your loan by charging a new fee.
If you cannot repay on the due date, you have a right to a 60-day grace period at no extra cost, as long as you make a credit-counseling appointment within 7 days. Borrow only what you can repay from your next paycheck.
Source: Florida deferred presentment law, Fla. Stat. § 560.402 to 560.408 ($500 single-payment cap, 10% plus a $5 fee, 7 to 31 day term, one loan at a time, no rollovers, 60-day grace period).
Payday lenders are licensed and overseen by the Florida Office of Financial Regulation. Last reviewed June 2026.
Here is what can happen when a payment is late or missed:
If money is tight, talk to us about your options first. You can also get free help from a nonprofit credit counselor through the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.
Payday loans are meant for emergencies and short-term cash needs. Because they can be expensive, it is worth comparing your options before you borrow.
Before you sign, make sure you understand the APR, the repayment schedule, and the total cost of the loan. That way you can make a choice that fits your budget, with manageable monthly payments you can keep up with.
Many residents use a payday loan to cover a small, unexpected cost before their next paycheck. Common reasons include:
With Superb Cash Advance, $500 is the most you can borrow on a single-payment payday loan in Florida, and you can request the exact amount you need up to that limit.
The fastest way to get $500 is to apply online with your ID, income, and bank details ready. Most applicants get a quick decision, and approved funds can arrive the same business day.
See the requirements and how it works on our $500 cash advance with no credit check page.
One of the biggest advantages is that the entire process can be completed online.
In Florida, you can apply, verify your information, review your loan offer, and sign your agreement from a phone or computer in about 10 to 15 minutes, with no store visit and no paperwork to fax.
The application is available 24/7, and if your income and banking information can be verified automatically, you may not need to speak with anyone.
Funds are sent by direct deposit and may be available the same business day for applications approved before 11:30 AM ET.*
We’ll work with you to find the perfect loan solution to fit your needs.
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Bad credit, poor credit or good credit? All credit levels can apply.
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Apply online in minutes from your phone or computer. Prefer to talk to someone? You can also start by phone or at a nearby location.
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Our review is fast and does not require a hard credit check. We look mainly at your income and your ability to repay, not your credit score, and many applicants receive a decision within minutes.
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If approved, funds may be available as soon as the same business day*, or by the next business day. Funds are typically sent electronically through direct deposit or to your debit card.
Are payday loans legal in Florida?
Yes. Payday loans, which Florida law calls deferred presentment transactions, are legal and regulated.
Lenders must be licensed by the Florida Office of Financial Regulation, the fee is capped at 10% plus a $5 verification fee, and a single-payment loan is limited to $500.
How much can I borrow with a payday loan in Florida?
A single-payment payday loan in Florida is limited to $500.
If you need more, Florida also allows an installment version of up to $1,000 repaid over 60 to 90 days. With Superb Cash Advance you can apply online for up to $500.
How much does a $500 payday loan cost in Florida?
The fee on a $500 payday loan is $55, which is 10% of the amount ($50) plus a $5 verification fee, so you repay $555.
On a 14-day loan that works out to about a 287% APR. Smaller loans carry a higher APR because the $5 fee is a larger share of the amount.
How many payday loans can you have in Florida at once?
Only one. Florida allows a single outstanding payday loan at a time, and lenders confirm this through a statewide database before they approve you.
After you repay, there is a 24-hour cooling-off period before you can take another.
Can I get a payday loan in Florida with bad credit?
You do not need good credit to qualify. We primarily look at your income and your ability to repay rather than your credit score, so borrowers with limited or imperfect credit may still qualify.
Is there a credit check to get a payday loan?
Getting a quote uses only a soft credit inquiry, so it does not affect your credit score.
If your loan is approved, a hard credit inquiry may be completed, and national databases such as TransUnion, Equifax, LexisNexis, or FactorTrust may be checked before funding.
So there is no hard credit check just to request a loan, but one may be required before your loan is funded.
How fast can I get the money?
Most applicants get a decision within minutes. If you are approved, funds can reach your account or debit card quickly, sometimes the same business day or the next business day.*
What if I cannot repay my payday loan on time?
Florida law gives you a right to a 60-day grace period at no extra charge, as long as you make an appointment with a consumer credit counseling agency within 7 days of your due date and complete it during the grace period.
The debt does not disappear, but you cannot be charged new fees during the grace period, and you can never be jailed for an unpaid loan.
What do I need to qualify for a payday loan?
To apply, you will need a government-issued photo ID, proof of U.S. citizenship and Florida residency, and to be at least 18 years old.
You will also need a Social Security number, proof of income, an active checking account in your name, and a working phone number and email address.
Where can I report a problem with a payday lender in Florida?
You can verify a lender's license and file a complaint with the Florida Office of Financial Regulation, the state agency that oversees payday lenders.