STATE PRODUCT DISCLOSURE
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.
Texas commonly uses a credit-access-business structure in which the CAB may arrange credit from an independent third-party lender. The transaction view identifies each party and separates lender interest from any CAB fee.
Credit Access Business (CAB) / independent third-party lender structure
The exact Texas role shown in the current agreement appears before you continue. The Texas page uses only the legal role supported by the current operating record and agreement.
Texas Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner (OCCC)
August 22, 2026 • Natalie Randrup
| Topic | Current disclosure |
|---|---|
| State structure | Under the Texas CAB model, a credit access business may obtain credit for a consumer from an independent third-party lender. |
| License | The CAB is the regulated/licensee role under Chapter 393; the transaction structure must identify the responsible parties. |
| Cost components | The consumer may owe lender interest plus a separate CAB fee; each component is shown separately. |
| Local rules | Some Texas cities add local payday/title transaction requirements. |
| Channel | Texas CAB activity may occur online or at storefronts, subject to current licensing and local requirements. |
| Cost disclosure | Texas requires prescribed cost disclosures for CAB payday/title products. |
Before you continue, the Texas page displays the legal-role stack for the live transaction and identify which party sets the loan terms, which party charges a CAB fee and which local city rules apply.
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.
Texas Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner (OCCC): View source →
Return to /locations/texas/ for the commercial product experience and calculator.
Texas Finance Code, Chapter 393: View source →
Texas OCCC — 2026 CAB Company License checklist: View source →
Texas OCCC — CAB Cost Disclosures: 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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