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Arizona Payday Loan Alternatives

Payday loans are no longer available in Arizona. An installment loan is a fast, flexible alternative when an unexpected expense comes up.

Arizona law lets a licensed lender make a consumer loan of up to $10,000. Superb Cash Advance lends up to $5,000. You can apply online with no hard credit check to get started. Approval depends mainly on your income and your ability to repay. In many cases, proof of about $800 or more in monthly income is enough to begin.

Before you sign, you will receive a free, no-obligation loan estimate. It shows the APR, the fees, the total repayment amount, and the monthly payment. That way you can compare your options and decide with the numbers in front of you.

You can apply online or visit one of our locations. Applying online is the fastest option. If you are approved, funds may be available as soon as the same business day. The timing depends on when you are approved and on your bank.

Why Payday Loans Are Not Available in Arizona

Arizona ended payday loans in 2010 over concerns about their cost. Before then, a $500 payday loan could carry an APR near 460% on a two-week term.

The exemption that let payday lenders exceed the state's 36% yearly rate cap expired that year, so every lender now works within that limit. An installment loan is the legal, lower-risk way to borrow here.

How Much an Installment Loan Costs in Arizona

Arizona caps a licensed consumer loan at $10,000, caps the rate, and allows one small loan fee. Here is how the limits work.

Loan amountMaximum interest rateOne-time fee
Up to $3,00036% a year5% of the amount, up to $150
$3,000 to $10,00024% a year on the part above $3,0005% of the amount, up to $150

For example, a $1,000 installment loan at 36% repaid over 12 months costs about $200 in interest, roughly $100 a month. You always see your exact APR, monthly payment, and total before you sign.

What You Need to Apply

Source: Arizona ended payday lending when the law that allowed it expired on July 1, 2010. A consumer loan is limited to $10,000 in A.R.S. 6-601, and the rate is capped at 36% a year on the first $3,000 and 24% on the part above $3,000 in A.R.S. 6-632. The loan fee is capped at 5% of the loan, up to $150, in A.R.S. 6-635. Lenders are licensed by the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions. Last reviewed August 2026.

Apply for an Installment Loan in Arizona

Superb Cash Advance offers an installment loan of up to $5,000 in Arizona, repaid in fixed monthly payments. The amount, rate, and term follow Arizona law.

The fastest way to apply is online with your ID, proof of income, and bank details ready. See how it works on our installment loan page, or start your application now.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are payday loans legal in Arizona?

No. Arizona ended payday loans in 2010, and every lender now works within the state's 36% a year rate cap.

Can I pay off my loan early?

Yes. You can repay an installment loan early with no prepayment penalty, which lowers the total interest you pay.

Is there a credit check?

Getting a quote uses only a soft credit inquiry, so it does not affect your credit score.

If your loan is approved, a hard inquiry may be completed before funding.

Reviewed bySuperb Cash Advance TeamEditorial TeamSuperb Cash Advance

Our editorial team researches and reviews every Superb Cash Advance guide for accuracy. We check each state's payday loan rules against the current statute and regulator guidance before we publish, and we update these pages when the law or our process changes.

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