Some pay advance apps cost more than others. Chime MyPay stands out with no monthly subscription fee, only charging 3% of the advance amount ($2 minimum, $5 maximum) for instant transfers — unlike Current, where fast transfer fees increase the more you borrow. MyPay gives eligible users access to up to $500 between paydays with no interest or credit check. Like Current, Chime also offers fee-free overdraft protection via SpotMe, a credit builder card, and a savings account. Note that MyPay requires direct deposit, so you'd need to split your paycheck between Chime and Current if using both.
| Loan Amount | $20 - $500 |
|---|---|
| Turnaround time | Instant transfers: 3% of the advance amount ($2 minimum, $5 maximum) |
| Costs | No subscription fees; Instant transfer fee: 3% of the advance amount ($2 minimum, $5 maximum) |
- Not available in: Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, Wyoming
| Loan Amount | $20 - $500 |
|---|---|
| Turnaround time | Instant transfers: 3% of the advance amount ($2 minimum, $5 maximum) |
| Costs | No subscription fees; Instant transfer fee: 3% of the advance amount ($2 minimum, $5 maximum) |
