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Why do I need to log in to my employer’s payroll system?

We use third-party services, such as Pinwheel and Argyle, to verify employment details, and to automatically update your direct deposit distributions, which speeds up the application process.

Does my employer need to know the purpose of my direct deposit distribution?

No, your employer will not be notified about the purpose of your direct deposit distribution. The setup is similar to depositing your paycheck to multiple bank accounts.

Who are the digital partners and what do they do?

Pinwheel and Argyle are third-party service providers that allow for your information to be quickly and securely verified in just a few clicks, which saves you time in the application process and, if approved, helps get your funds to you sooner.

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*The Lendly loan is an installment loan in amounts up to $2,000. For the typical loan, the annual percentage rote (APR) is approximately 225%. In the states of Kansas and Minnesota only, the payroll direct deposit repayment method is not currently an option.
 
Florida loans are subject to a Documentary Stamp Tax. The tax amount is not included in the above quoted APR range. The amount of this tax, which is 35 cents per $100 or portion thereof (or $3.85 for a $1,000 loan), will be added to your loan amount if your loan application is approved and funded.
 
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