Every high-risk fact should be traceable to a source, a review owner and a last-checked date.
POLICY & DISCLOSURE
Fact-Checking Policy
Every high-risk fact should be traceable to a source, a review owner and a last-checked date.
Facts that receive the highest scrutiny
Statutes, regulator guidance, license requirements and state product restrictions.
Amounts, fees, APR, total repayment, payment dates and calculator formulas.
Credit inquiry, decision, funding timing and repayment claims.
NAP, hours, services, signage, maps and operational status.
Source order
More details, examples & FAQs
| Priority | Source type | Use |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Statute, regulator, court or other official government source | Legal requirements and consumer protections |
| 2 | Current agreement, product data and verified operating records | Actual product terms, channel, timing and process |
| 3 | Verified first-party business/location record | NAP, hours, photos, branch services |
| 4 | Reputable secondary source | Context or explanation |
| Context only | Non-primary industry or market source | Terminology and usability context only—not legal or pricing authority |
Claim registry
For every material YMYL claim, MVP records the claim, source URL/document, date checked, reviewer, pages using it and the event that should trigger re-review.
Calculator validation
- Test statutory boundaries and common edge cases.
- Compare a hand-worked example with the output.
- Test zero, minimum, maximum and invalid inputs.
- Confirm the formula uses the selected state, not a generic default.
- Store formula version and review date.
Change triggers
- State statute or regulator update
- Product or agreement change
- Rate/fee/amount update
- New credit inquiry or funding rule
- Branch NAP/hours/service change
- Privacy or consent workflow change
Sources and review record
Google — Helpful content and trust: View source →
CFPB — Consumer tools: View source →
Last reviewed: August 22, 2026. Reviewed by Natalie Randrup — Lending Compliance & Documentation Reviewer. Re-check when law, product, privacy, messaging or location operations materially change.

Customer reviews
Overall it was a good experience, just not perfect. The person I spoke with actually explained what I needed instead of rushing me off the phone. It solved the immediate problem, but I wouldn’t call any loan cheap.
I had an unexpected expense come up and this was simple to work through. Customer service was patient when I had a question about the next step.
I used the site from my phone and didn’t run into much trouble. I’d use the same online process again if I actually needed it. I still read the repayment details carefully, but there were no surprises for me.
I used the site from my phone and didn’t run into much trouble. This helped me cover a car repair without having to move three other bills around.
This was my second time using an online loan service and this went much smoother. Customer service was patient when I had a question about the next step.
Read the terms, not only reviews
- Check total cost and payment dates
- Confirm state availability
- Review approval and funding conditions
- Compare alternatives before borrowing
Review the cost, terms and fit before you decide
Keep your amount, state and repayment preference in view as you continue through MVP Cash Advance.
