ACE Cash Express (Populus Financial Group)
In 2014 the CFPB found that ACE Cash Express, one of the largest U.S. payday lenders, used illegal debt-collection tactics…
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In 2014 the CFPB found that ACE Cash Express, one of the largest U.S. payday lenders, used illegal debt-collection tactics…
Brigit agreed in November 2023 to pay $18 million in consumer refunds to settle FTC charges that it advertised 'instant' $250 advances most users never got…
CURO went through a prepackaged Chapter 11 in 2024.
Cleo AI agreed in March 2025 to pay $17 million in refunds to settle FTC charges that its chatbot app advertised hundreds of dollars in cash advances that…
Enova is a repeat CFPB offender. A 2019 consent order found it debited consumers' bank accounts without authorization and failed to honor loan extensions it…
FloatMe and its two co-founders agreed in January 2024 to pay $3 million to settle FTC charges that it lured users with 'free money' promises, touted an…
MoneyLion settled the CFPB's Military Lending Act suit in November 2025 for $1.75 million in restitution and no civil penalty, without admitting wrongdoing…
Advance America (corporate name now Purpose Financial, LLC) has paid state regulators to resolve rate-evasion claims twice…
Albert agreed to a $5.2 million class settlement (pending final approval, Albert denies wrongdoing) in a federal suit alleging its 'Instant' advances are…
Check 'n Go's online privacy policy says the company reserves 'the right to share, rent, sell, or otherwise disclose' the information it collects 'with'…
Check Into Cash and Speedy Cash now belong to CCF Holdings (CCFI), which became a subsidiary of Nasdaq-listed Katapult Holdings (KPLT) on August 11, 2026…
CONFIRMED: In February 2022 Elevate Credit settled the DC Attorney General's 2020 'true lender' suit.
Klover's business is built on users' data as much as on advances: its privacy policy says plainly 'We sell and share your Personal Information,' including…
OppFi's model routes high-cost installment loans through state-chartered bank partners, which avoids state rate caps.
Possible Finance is a licensed online payday lender, not just an app: its own California fee table shows a $100 loan costing $17.64 - a 460% APR if repaid on…
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