Check ‘n Go is one of the largest short-term lenders out there — with nearly 900 storefronts scattered across the US. You may have access to payday loans, installment loans, check cashing, money orders and prepaid debit cards depending on where you live.
Where is Check ‘n Go located?
Check ‘n Go has nearly 900 locations in 24 states across the US.
State
Number of stores
Loans available
Alabama
35
Payday loans, installment loans
California
176
Payday loans, installment loans
Delaware
8
Installment loans
Florida
35
Payday loans
Idaho
8
Installment loans
Illinois
49
Payday loans, installment loans
Indiana
23
Payday loans
Iowa
14
Payday loans
Kansas
14
Payday loans
Kentucky
13
Payday loans
Michigan
99
Payday loans
Mississippi
1
Payday loans
Missouri
22
Installment loans
Nebraska
9
Payday loans
Nevada
1
Payday loans
New Mexico
28
Installment loans
Ohio
33
Installment loans
Oklahoma
40
Payday loans
Rhode Island
7
Payday loans
South Carolina
31
Installment loans
Tennessee
4
Payday loans
Texas
156
Payday loans, installment loans
Utah
15
Installment loans
Wisconsin
40
Installment loans
Store information last updated June 2019.
How can I find a Check ‘n Go location near me?
Check ‘n Go makes it easy to find a branch near you. Follow these steps to start your search:
Visit the Check ‘n Go website and click Locations in the top menu.
Enter your ZIP code or city and state to find a Check ‘n Go store near you.
Select a branch from the list to view the store’s address, hours, phone number and products available.
You can also click Browse all Check ‘n Go Locations on the Store Locator page to view locations by state.
States where Check ‘n Go loans are available online
Check ‘n Go offers online loans to residents of 22 states:
Alabama
California
Delaware
Florida
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Maine
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
How does getting a short-term loan at Check ‘n Go work?
Check ‘n Go has a quick application process, provided you have the information you need on hand when you visit your local storefront. Follow these steps:
Visit a Check ‘n Go location and speak with an associate.
Fill out an application with information about yourself and your finances.
Submit it and wait for an approval decision.
If approved, you’ll receive your loan funds before leaving the store.
What do I need to apply?
To apply for a loan at Check ‘n Go, you’ll need to have the following information on hand:
Valid US government-issued ID or Matricula Consular card
Checking account details
Proof of income
Working phone number
Proof of a valid Social Security number
What other services does Check ‘n Go offer at its stores?
Check ‘n Go stores offer three other products and services depending on where you live:
We update our data regularly, but information can change between updates. Confirm details with the provider you're interested in before making a decision.
When you refer someone to Check ‘n Go, you’re entered into a weekly drawing to win $500. There’s no limit to the amount of people you can refer, and a new winner is selected every Friday. Simply fill out the form on the Refer-a-Friend page on Check ‘n Go’s website. From there, Check ‘n Go will email instructions to your friends so they can complete an application with you as their sponsor.
You can call Check ‘n Go’s general helpline at 800-561-2274. Representatives are available weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET. You can also visit the Store Locator page on Check ‘n Go’s website to find contact information for a store near you.
Yes, Check ‘n Go’s website has a number of blog posts on budgeting, finances and credit to help you build your knowledge base and learn more about how borrowing a short-term loan works.
Check ‘n Go is a founding member of the Community Financial Services Association (CFSA), which sets industry standards for short-term lenders. While its main purpose is to serve lenders, it does have a list of best practices its members follow to help keep borrowers safe from predatory lending practices.
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