MyPay® line of credit provided by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. or Stride Bank, N.A. MyPay services provided by Chime Capital, LLC (
NMLS 2316451).
MyPay eligibility: You must receive qualifying direct deposits to your Chime Checking Account in the preceding 36 days as set forth in the MyPay Agreement. A qualifying direct deposit is a deposit from an employer, payroll provider, gig economy payer, government benefits payer, or other permitted source of income by Automated Clearing House (“ACH”) or Original Credit Transaction (“OCT”). MyPay is currently only available to eligible Chime members in certain states. Other restrictions apply. MyPay is a line of credit and available limits are based on estimated income and risk-based criteria. Eligible members may be offered a $20 - $1000 Credit Limit per pay period. Your Credit Limit and Maximum Available Advance will be displayed to you within the Chime app. Your MyPay Credit Limit and Maximum Available Advance may change at any time. See
Bancorp MyPay Agreement or
Stride MyPay Agreement for details.
Instant funds: Option to get funds instantly for a fee of 3% of the advance amount ($2 minimum, $5 maximum) per advance, or get funds for free within 24 hours. See
Bancorp MyPay Agreement or
Stride MyPay Agreement for details.
SpotMe: SpotMe® on Credit is an optional, no interest/no fee overdraft line of credit tied to the Secured Deposit Account. SpotMe on Debit is an optional, no fee service attached to your Chime Checking Account (individually or collectively, "SpotMe"). Eligibility for SpotMe requires $200 or more in qualifying direct deposits to your Chime Checking Account each month. Qualifying members will be allowed to overdraw their Chime Checking Account and/or their Secured Deposit Account up to $20 in total, but may be later eligible for a higher combined limit of up to $200 or more based on member’s Chime account history, direct deposit frequency and amount, spending activity and other risk-based factors. Your SpotMe Limit will be displayed to you within the Chime mobile app. You will receive notice of any changes to your SpotMe Limit. SpotMe for Credit and SpotMe on Debit share a single SpotMe limit. Your SpotMe Limit may change at any time, at Chime or its banking partners’ discretion. Although there are no overdraft fees, there may be out-of-network or third-party fees associated with ATM transactions or OTC cash withdrawal fees at retailers. SpotMe won’t cover non-card transactions, including ACH s, Pay Anyone s, or Chime Checkbook transactions. SpotMe terms and conditions.
Early Pay: Early access to direct deposit funds depends on the timing of the submission of the payment file from the payer. We generally make these funds available on the day the payment file is received, which may be up to 2 days earlier than the scheduled payment date.
Savings: Chime® Checking Account is required to be eligible for a Savings Account. The 3.75% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is only available to members with Chime Prime status, otherwise, either the 3.00% APY for members with Chime Plus status or the standard rate of 0.75% APY will apply. The APYs are effective as of 02/26/2026, are variable and may change at any time. No minimum balance required. Must have $0.01 in savings to earn interest. See Chime Membership Tiers Terms and Conditions for more details.
Credit Builder: Based on a representative study conducted by Experian® in Sept 2025, the top 10% of members who made their first purchase with Credit Builder, an earlier version of Chime Card, between April and August 2024, observed a FICO® Score 8 increase of 71 points after approximately 8 months. Average increase of 28 points across all participants in the study. Credit score improvement not guaranteed. Paying on time may increase your score, while late payment may decrease your score. Other credit activity can impact your score. Credit score is one of many factors creditors may consider in evaluating credit applications.
Hi, I’m umemployed but i braid hair. I have bills i need to pay asap. Would i qualify for a loan???
Hi Toniel,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Your approval would depend on the lender’s assessment of your circumstance. I’d suggest that you contact a lender featured above to discuss your options and eligibility.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
May
Hi, Im unemployed right now and I receive child support but I’ve became behind on my bills and would like to request for a loan of $1000. Am I qualified?
Hi Kierra,
Thanks for your question.
If you are on welfare, we do have lenders that accept all types of income and who may consider you for a loan.
Kindly review the related terms and conditions and eligibility criteria of the loan before submitting your application.
Cheers,
Anndy
i do not have a job or credit and I need a loan for school fees and just to get back on my feet will I be able to apply for a loan because i really need it. I need to know where to look.
Hi Daveon,
Thanks for your question.
The lenders above may consider you for a loan even if you are currently unemployed, subject to other eligibility criteria.
Alternatively, you may also compare student loans.
Cheers,
Anndy
I need a loan of 8,000 to catch up on bills and a car to get to and from a job. I receive social security every month. Will I be able to get a loan?
Hi Erica,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Generally, people on social security benefits can apply for loans as there are lenders that accept welfare as income. You will have a higher chance of getting approved if you meet all the eligibility requirements.
Before applying, you can contact the lender to make sure they accept government benefits as a source of income before you apply. Please also read through the Product Disclosure Statements/Terms and Conditions to see whether it is right for you.
I hope this information has helped.
Cheers,
Harold
I recently moved out of my hometown but was offered a chance to return to MY old job. I just need a car to do so. I would also be able to get a part time job as well. MY credit score is fair and I only need about 2200. Would I qualify?
Hi Jaque’Lynn,
Thanks for reaching out.
Whilst, I’m unable to tell if you’ll qualify for a loan, you may go through the eligibility criteria of those lenders with a tick next to their names and see if you meet them. Generally, lenders will look at your general financial situation including your credit history, any assets you hold, your income, your expenses and your debts. They will use this information to see if you can afford the repayments. As long as you meet their minimum criteria you will be able to apply and your application will then be judged on a case-by-case basis.
Kindly note that every time you apply for a loan that application is listed on your credit file and will affect your ability to be approved for credit in the future so make sure you confirm that you meet the eligibility criteria before you submit your application.
Kind regards,
Liezl