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.
Utah’s deferred-deposit rules include an important extended-payment-plan right after 10 continuous weeks of interest or fees, including rollovers. The timeline makes that trigger and the no-additional-fee EPP visible.
Registered deferred deposit lending
A Utah deferred-deposit product only when the current registration/product structure supports it; do not invent a universal fee.
Utah Department of Financial Institutions
August 22, 2026 • Natalie Randrup
| Topic | Current disclosure |
|---|---|
| Product law | Utah regulates check cashing and deferred-deposit lending under Title 7, Chapter 23. |
| 10-week trigger | After 10 continuous weeks of interest or fees on a deferred-deposit loan, including rollovers, the borrower may request an extended payment plan and the lender must execute it under the statute. |
| Extended payment plan | An EPP uses at least four equal payments. |
| EPP period | The payment period is at least the greater of 90 days after default or 60 days after entering the EPP, as applicable under the statute. |
| EPP charges | The lender may not charge additional interest or fees as part of the EPP. |
| Fee display | Use the live written agreement; do not publish an unsupported statewide fee. |
The Utah tracker combines the original transaction and every rollover or extension in one timeline. At the 10-week trigger, the rollover option is replaced with the statutory extended-payment-plan information.
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.
Utah Department of Financial Institutions: View source →
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Utah Code Title 7, Chapter 23: View source →
Utah Code § 7-23-403 — Extended payment plan: 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.
I was surprised by how straightforward the process felt. Customer service was patient when I had a question about the next step. I still read the repayment details carefully, but there were no surprises for me.
I was surprised by how straightforward the process felt. Nothing felt hidden in the steps I went through. For an online process, it felt pretty human and not like I was just clicking into a black box.
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I had an unexpected expense come up and this was simple to work through. The identity check was a little annoying, but I understand why they do it. The main thing for me was that I understood the next step and didn’t feel rushed.
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