Indiana uses a state-specific small-loan framework with a current indexed maximum and tiered finance charges. The current effective figures are checked before they are displayed.
STATE PRODUCT DISCLOSURE
Indiana Product Disclosures
MVP Cash Advance publishes only the state/product role supported by current operating and legal records. The agreement presented for a specific transaction identifies the responsible legal provider, amount, charges, payment dates and rights. This disclosure does not create an approval or replace the agreement.
Small loan / payday lending under Indiana UCCC
The Indiana small-loan product appears only when the current license/product configuration supports it and the indexed dollar amount is current.
Indiana Department of Financial Institutions (DFI)
August 22, 2026 • Natalie Randrup
State limits and product facts
| Topic | Current disclosure |
|---|---|
| Current maximum | The Indiana DFI small-loan pamphlet effective January 1, 2025 states an $825 aggregate principal/amount-financed ceiling; DFI indexing must be checked before publication. |
| Income cap | A small loan may not exceed 20% of the borrower’s monthly gross income. |
| Minimum term | At least 14 days. |
| Finance charge | 15% on the first $250; 13% on the portion above $250 through $400; 10% on the portion above $400 through the current maximum. |
| Open loans | A borrower cannot have two or more small loans outstanding, regardless of aggregate value, and may not have more than one with the same lender. |
| Cancellation | The borrower may cancel by the end of the next business day the lender is open after receiving proceeds by returning the amount advanced. |
More details, examples & FAQs
What this means before you continue
The state checker compares both limits—the current indexed maximum and 20% of gross monthly income. The selectable amount is the lower result, and the tiered fee is calculated piece by piece.
Repayment and consumer protections
- Indiana requires a written agreement and a duplicate original for the borrower.
- The small-loan notice states the product is not intended for long-term financial needs.
- Finance charges must be tiered correctly; do not apply one percentage to the entire principal.
- DFI provides an extended-payment-plan process for qualifying consecutive-loan situations; the applicable current rule is explained when relevant.
MVP role and agreement boundary
MVP Cash Advance publishes only the state/product role supported by current operating and legal records. The agreement presented for a specific transaction identifies the responsible legal provider, amount, charges, payment dates and rights. This disclosure does not create an approval or replace the agreement.
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Indiana Department of Financial Institutions (DFI): View source →
Important limitations
- This disclosure explains state-level rules and does not replace the written agreement for a specific transaction.
- Product availability, rates, fees, amounts and funding timing depend on the current product, state rules and completed review.
- MVP publishes licensing or registration identifiers only when they are current and verified.
- No approval, amount, rate or funding time is guaranteed.
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Sources and review record
Indiana Small Loan Law pamphlet — effective Jan. 1, 2025: View source →
Indiana DFI — Policies and Guidance / current dollar adjustments: View source →
Indiana DFI — Consumer Credit Licensing: 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.

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