South Carolina lender directory
Online Lenders & Cash Advance Apps in South Carolina
Which online lenders and pay-advance apps lend to South Carolina residents, and on what legal basis: a state license, a credit services registration, or a partner bank that makes the loan. Each row links to the lender's own license page.
Online lenders and apps
| Lender / app | Basis | Company & license | Source |
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Lenders publish these details themselves. "Low confidence" means the license page could not be read in full on the last check, so the row relies on earlier research.
What the basis means
- South Carolina license: the company holds a South Carolina lending license from the SC Board of Financial Institutions, and South Carolina's rate caps apply to its loans.
- Credit Services Organization registration: the company is registered to arrange or help you obtain credit; the credit itself may come from someone else.
- Partner bank: a bank makes the loan and the app or website markets and services it. Bank loans can follow the bank's home-state rules instead of South Carolina's caps.
- National bank: a federally chartered bank; it does not need a state license.
Before you sign up, read the app's fee and tip terms and check its license on NMLS Consumer Access.
Sources
Each lender's South Carolina basis comes from its own published license page.
We re-check sources regularly and show the date each was last verified. Spotted a mistake? Tell us and we'll check it against the source.
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