Legal Information

Legal Information

If you want to learn more about personal loans from a legal perspective, please review the information provided below. Note that this information is for guidance only and is subject to change. For the latest legal details, we recommend visiting governmental websites and other relevant sources.

We encourage all users to review this section before submitting a request.

Are personal loans legal in the United States?

Yes, personal loans are legal. However, each state has its own standards and regulations regarding online lending. It is advisable to consult with state authorities or visit corresponding governmental websites to understand the specific regulations applicable to your state.

Who’s eligible for a personal loan?

Under US legislation, personal loans are available to residents who are at least 18 years old. To be eligible, you must also have a stable source of income. If you are an adult US resident with a reliable financial means, you can use our website to secure the funds you need.

What is a loan agreement?

A loan agreement is a contract between you and the lender that formalizes the terms of the loan. This document is legally binding, and any violations of its terms by either party may result in legal consequences.

What makes a loan agreement complete?

Once you electronically sign a loan agreement, it is final. Your e-signature confirms your acceptance of all terms, so we advise you to thoroughly review the agreement before signing.

What is your policy on the management of users’ data?

Our Privacy Policy addresses the management of users’ data. Please refer to it for detailed information.

Are there any terms concerning the usage of your website?

For details about the terms of using our website, please review our Terms of Service.

What can you tell me about rates and fees?

Our website is completely free to use. For information on rates and fees, please see our Rates and Fees section. Additionally, such details will be outlined in your loan agreement. We do not provide specific information beyond what is included in the agreement.