Now lending across 23 Arizona cities

Allied Cash Advance installment loans in Arizona From$200 Up to$5,000

Life doesn’t wait for payday. Whether it’s an unexpected expense, apply in minutes, get a real decision from a real person, and walk out with your money in as little as 30 minutes with a debit card.

We’ll handle it. TOGETHER®

✓ No perfect credit required ✓ Funded in as little as 30 minutes ✓ Applying costs you nothing ✓ Apply online or in store
Friendly Allied Cash Advance associate reviewing paperwork with a customer in a bright Arizona office
Real help from real people Talk through your options face to face in-store, or start online when it works better for you.
23 cities serving borrowers across Arizona

Lending in Arizona since 1999 · part of the CNG Holdings family of brands

What we offer

Loans and services Allied Cash Advance offers in Arizona

We keep our lineup short on purpose. One loan built for real expenses, one way to refinance it when things change, and one card that lets you manage money without a traditional bank account.

How it works
Customer reviewing an unexpected expense at home
Everyday expenses

Installment loans

Borrow a larger amount and pay it back over time in fixed, scheduled payments instead of one lump sum. Useful for a car repair, a higher insurance deductible, a leaking roof, or consolidating several smaller bills into one payment you can plan around.

Available nowIn store & online
Borrow$200 – $5,000
Customer standing beside a car with keys and paperwork
Arizona vehicle owners

Registration loans

In Arizona our installment loans are also known as registration loans. You keep driving your vehicle; your registration and proof of ownership are part of what secures the loan. Ask your store associate exactly how your vehicle is used before you sign.

Available nowArizona only
Vehicle requiredArizona only
Friendly loan representative speaking with a customer on the phone
Talk it through

Refinancing and re-loans

Already have a loan with us? You may be eligible to refinance your current balance or take out a new loan without coming back in. Call your store and an associate will walk you through it over the phone.

Existing customersBy phone
Handled byYour local store
Customer receiving a payment card from a store associate
Simple access

Netspend® Prepaid Mastercard®

A reloadable card you can use anywhere Debit Mastercard is accepted — pay bills, shop online, load your pay — without opening a traditional bank account. This is a card account, not a loan.

Available nowNot a loan
Issued byPathward®, N.A.
Customer checking account information on a phone and laptop
Manage anytime

Pocket360® account access

See your balance, check your next due date, make a payment, and apply for a new loan from your phone or desktop, any hour of the day.

Account tool24/7
AccessOnline, anytime
Customer completing an online application from home
Apply from home

Apply from anywhere

Outside Arizona, or prefer not to visit a store? Online applications submitted here are sent to Check ‘n Go, who make the credit decision and fund approved loans. Read the full details below.

OnlineVaries by state
Funded byCheck ‘n Go
The process

How Allied Cash Advance installment loans work

Five steps from application to payoff. Most people get through the first two in a single visit.

1

Apply

Start online in a few minutes or walk into any Arizona store with your ID, proof of income, checking account details and vehicle registration.

2

Get a decision

Your application goes through our underwriting process, which determines whether you qualify and, if you do, the rate and amount we can offer you.

3

Review your offer

You see the loan amount, the rate, every due date and the total you will repay before you agree to anything. Read it carefully and ask questions — that is what the associate is there for.

4

Get your money

Sign your Loan Agreement and funding follows. To a debit card it can arrive in as little as 30 minutes. In store it is often the same day; online applications typically fund the next business day.

5

Repay on schedule

Payments follow your pay cycle — every two weeks, twice a month, or monthly. Set up Auto Pay and each payment is withdrawn from your checking account on its due date.

Ready to take the next step?

Start online when it works for you. Applying costs nothing, and you are never obligated to accept an offer.

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Before you apply

What you need to apply

Four documents get you to a decision. Here is everything we check, and what we can and cannot promise about credit.

Documents to bring
  • A valid and working phone number
  • Proof of your most recent income
  • A valid U.S. government-issued photo ID or driver’s license
  • Routing and account number for an open, active checking account held at least 30 days
  • Proof of vehicle ownership (Arizona only)
Can you qualify with bad credit?
  • Credit is one factor in underwriting, not the only one — your income and banking history matter too
  • We cannot promise that bad credit or no credit will or will not affect your decision
  • Nobody can guarantee approval before reviewing your application, and you should be cautious of any lender who says otherwise
  • Applying costs nothing, and you are never obligated to accept an offer
How your vehicle is used

In Arizona our installment loans are also called registration loans, and both are regulated as secondary motor vehicle finance transactions under state law. The practical difference between products is in what the lender holds and whether a lien is placed on your vehicle.

Ask your store associate to confirm exactly how your vehicle secures your specific loan, and make sure that answer appears in your Loan Agreement before you sign.

How fast you get your money

Loans we originate can be funded in as little as 30 minutes to a debit card. Funding times vary depending on your debit card bank, and funding to a Mastercard may be subject to restrictions. Funding by ACH may arrive as soon as the same day. Online applications funded by Check ‘n Go are typically deposited no later than the following business day.

Estimate your payment

Allied Cash Advance loan calculator

Move the slider to see what a loan of that size would cost at the maximum rate Arizona law allows. This is an estimate to help you plan, not a loan offer.

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Estimate only. Figures use the statutory maximum monthly finance rate under A.R.S. § 44-281 and assume equal payments with no missed payments. They are not an offer of credit and your approved rate may be lower. Your actual APR, finance charge and total of payments are disclosed in your Loan Agreement before you sign. See full rates and fees

Estimate onlyYour actual approved rate and payment can differ.
No credit decision hereMoving the calculator does not submit an application.
Review before signingYour Loan Agreement shows the exact APR, fees and total cost.
Costs and terms

Allied Cash Advance rates, terms and fees

Rates and terms vary by state, by how much you borrow, and by the outcome of underwriting. Here is the framework every Arizona loan is written inside, so you can estimate your cost before you apply.

Arizona maximum monthly finance rates

The maximum rate depends on the original amount financed. Your actual approved rate can be lower.

Original loan amountMaximum monthly rate
$500 or less17%
$500.01 – $2,50015%
$2,500.01 – $5,00013%
Minimum repayment term30 days

Based on Arizona’s statutory framework for secondary motor vehicle finance transactions under A.R.S. § 44-281. Your Loan Agreement controls and shows the exact rate, APR, finance charge and payment schedule.

Know your exact cost

Review the Loan Agreement before accepting

Your approved offer shows the APR, finance charge, payment amount, due dates and total of payments before you accept the loan. Those approved disclosures—not a generic example—control the actual cost of your loan.

Before you acceptCompare APR + total repayment

This is short-term credit, and it is expensive

Installment and registration loans are built for a temporary shortfall, not for long-term borrowing. The cost of credit on this kind of loan is high compared with a credit card, a credit union loan, or a payday alternative loan (PAL). Before you apply, it is worth asking your creditor for a payment plan, checking whether your employer offers a pay advance, or contacting a local credit union.

If your loan is secured by your vehicle and you stop paying, your vehicle can be repossessed and you may be sued for any remaining balance. Please do not borrow more than you can comfortably repay on schedule.

Know the difference

Allied Cash Advance compared: which option is which

Three comparisons our stores explain most often. Knowing where you sit saves you money and stops you signing up for the wrong product.

Vehicle-backed optionsSee what changes between registration and title loans.
Repayment structureCompare installment payments with a single payday repayment.
How you applyUnderstand who handles an in-store application versus an online one.
Registration loan vs. title loan

Both are regulated as secondary motor vehicle finance transactions under Arizona law, and both use your vehicle. The practical difference is what the lender holds.

Registration loan

  • Secured using your vehicle registration
  • Often available while you are still making payments on the vehicle
  • You keep driving the vehicle
  • Typically smaller amounts

Title loan

  • Secured using the vehicle title itself
  • Usually requires you to hold clear title
  • You keep driving the vehicle
  • Can support larger amounts

Read the full comparison · About registration loans

Installment loan vs. payday loan

Installment loan

  • Repaid over months in scheduled payments
  • Larger amounts, up to $5,000
  • Payment amount known from day one
  • What we offer in Arizona

Payday loan

  • Repaid in a single lump sum on your next payday
  • Smaller amounts, typically a few hundred dollars
  • Short term, usually two to four weeks
  • Availability depends entirely on state law

Read the full comparison

Applying in store vs. applying online

In store (Arizona)

  • Funded by Allied Cash Advance
  • Often same-day funding
  • 30 minutes to a debit card
  • Talk the terms through face to face

Online

  • Application is sent to Check ‘n Go
  • Check ‘n Go makes the credit decision and funds the loan
  • Typically next business day
  • Products and availability vary by state

How the two compare in detail

Paying it back

Repaying your loan

Your payment schedule is built around your pay cycle, so money leaves your account when money arrives in it.

Payment schedules

  • Biweekly — one payment every two weeks
  • Semi-monthly — two payments per month
  • Monthly — one payment per month
  • Choose Auto Pay and each payment is withdrawn automatically on its due date from the checking account you select
  • Every due date appears in your Loan Agreement and in your Pocket360® account

If a payment is missed

  • If we cannot withdraw funds on the due date, a returned item fee or a late fee may be charged, where state law allows
  • Interest continues to accrue on the missed payment until the past-due amount is satisfied
  • On a vehicle-secured loan, continued non-payment can lead to repossession
  • Call us before the due date if you know a payment will be short — it is far easier to work something out in advance
Find us

Allied Cash Advance locations in Arizona

Every store is staffed by people who live where you live. Walk in with your documents and you can often leave the same day with your funds.

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Store coverage

23 Arizona cities. One local team.

Visit a nearby store, talk with a real associate, and bring your documents with you to move faster.

Since 1999Lending in Arizona
$200–$5,000Available loan amounts
30 minsFunding to a debit card can be quick
Real peopleIn-store support and answers
Allied Cash Advance storefront in Arizona Visit a nearby store
Ready when you are

Start your application online

Complete the application form when it is convenient for you. Applying costs nothing, and you are never obligated to accept an offer.

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Who you borrow from

Why borrowers choose Allied Cash Advance

We have been lending in Arizona neighbourhoods for years. Here is what that actually means for you.

Loan associate listening attentively to a customer Personal service

We listen first

Your situation is yours alone. We would rather sit down with you in a store and work out which loan fits than push you toward a number that does not.

Associate explaining loan paperwork clearly to a customer No surprises

Clear terms, up front

You see the amount, the rate, every due date and the total you will repay before you sign. If something is not clear, ask — we will go through it line by line.

Happy customer receiving payment support from a store associate Quick turnaround

Speed when it counts

A decision in minutes and funding to a debit card in as little as 30 minutes, because a broken-down car does not get less broken while you wait.

Worth checking first

Cheaper options to try before you borrow

Short-term credit is expensive, and it is not always the right answer. If any of these work for you, take them first — we would rather you came back when you actually need us.

Payday alternative loans (PALs)

Federal credit unions can offer small loans with a federally capped interest rate, far below what short-term lenders charge. You usually need to have been a member for a month.

How PALs work

Ask your creditor for a payment plan

Utility companies, hospitals and landlords often have hardship plans that cost nothing. One phone call before the due date is usually all it takes.

What to say when you call

A pay advance from your employer

Many employers, and a growing number of payroll apps, let you draw wages you have already earned at little or no cost.

About earned wage access

Free credit counselling

Non-profit credit counsellors can review your whole picture and negotiate with creditors on your behalf. Initial sessions are normally free.

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FAQs

Allied Cash Advance FAQs

The questions our stores get asked most often.

How much can I borrow from Allied Cash Advance?

Arizona installment and registration loans range from $200 to $5,000. The amount you qualify for depends on your income, your banking history, your vehicle and the outcome of underwriting. Your approved amount is shown to you before you accept the loan.

Is Allied Cash Advance a direct lender?

In Arizona, yes — loans originated at our stores are funded by us. Applications submitted online are sent to Check ‘n Go, which makes the credit decision and funds approved loans. Both brands are part of CNG Holdings.

What is a registration loan, and how is it different from a title loan?

In Arizona our installment loans are also called registration loans. Both are regulated as secondary motor vehicle finance transactions under Arizona law. The practical difference is in what the lender holds and whether a lien is placed on your vehicle. Ask your store associate to confirm exactly how your vehicle is used to secure your specific loan, and make sure that answer appears in your Loan Agreement before you sign.

Can I get a loan with bad credit or no credit?

Credit is a factor in our underwriting process, but it is not the only one. We cannot say in advance whether bad credit or no credit will prevent you from being approved, so the only way to find out is to submit an application and receive a full review and credit decision. Applying costs you nothing.

How fast can I get my money?

Loans we originate can be funded in as little as 30 minutes to a debit card. Funding times vary depending on your debit card bank, and funding to a Mastercard may be subject to restrictions. Funding by ACH may arrive as soon as the same day. Online applications funded by Check ‘n Go are typically deposited no later than the following business day.

What are the interest rates on an Allied Cash Advance loan?

Rates and terms vary by state and by loan amount. Arizona law sets maximum monthly finance rates based on how much you originally borrow — see the rate table above. Your exact APR, finance charge and total of payments are disclosed to you in writing before you sign, as required by the federal Truth in Lending Act. For current rate information, review our rates and fees or visit an Arizona store.

Can I have more than one loan at a time?

Typically customers are allowed one loan at a time, though some exceptions apply. Contact your local store for details about your situation.

Can I pay my loan off early?

Yes. Paying early reduces the interest you pay overall. Check your Loan Agreement for how early payoff is calculated on your specific loan, or call your store and an associate will quote you a payoff amount.

Does Allied Cash Advance still offer payday loans?

Our current Arizona product line is installment and registration loans from $200 to $5,000. Payday loan availability depends entirely on state law and differs by state. Online applications are handled by Check ‘n Go, whose product availability also varies by state.

How do I log in to manage my account?

Use your Pocket360® account to view active loans, check due dates, make a payment or apply for a new loan. You can reach it from the login link at the top of this page, any time of day.

Still have questions?

Visit a nearby store for in-person help, or start your application online when you are ready.

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Apply online in a few minutes, or stop by a store if you prefer to speak with someone face to face.