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Loan Express review

Loan Express is an online payday lender that has operated since the mid-2000s and serves eight provinces, including Newfoundland and Labrador.

Licence check pending

Last reviewed by the Public Cash Services editorial team

Key facts about Loan Express

Loan type
Payday loan
Cost per $100 borrowed
$14
Repay on a $500 loan
$570
Rate / cost disclosure
$14 per $100 borrowed; about 365% as an annual rate on a 14-day loan
Maximum loan amount
$1,500
Typical loan term
Up to 62 days
Funding speed (lender’s statement)
e-Transfer or bank transfer shortly after approval (reported)
Credit-check policy
Reported as no credit check
How to apply
Online
Service type
Online
Provinces served
Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Saskatchewan
Head office / service area
Online lender

Is Loan Express licensed?

We have not yet confirmed a licence number for this lender. Check your provincial registry before applying.

Registries change daily. Confirm the licence yourself before you borrow.

What stands out

  • Wide provincial coverage
  • Applications accepted around the clock
  • Money sent by e-Transfer or bank transfer

What to watch

  • Maximum legal cost
  • Not available in PEI
  • Licence numbers not confirmed by us yet

Who is Loan Express?

Loan Express has lent online since the mid-2000s and takes applications at any hour. It covers eight provinces — every regulated province except PEI — which makes it one of the few online choices for people in Newfoundland and Labrador and New Brunswick.

Who is Loan Express suited to?

Chosen mostly for reach. We could not confirm current licence numbers from public sources when this profile was written, so look the company up on your provincial registry before applying.

Can you cancel?

Provincial law gives you a short cooling-off period to cancel a payday loan at no cost — two business days in Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta.

What if a payment fails?

A returned payment can trigger a one-time lender fee, and your bank may add its own NSF charge. Check the agreement for the exact amounts.

Sources

Editorial review completed November 14, 2026. Ratings are our opinion, not customer reviews — see the Editorial Policy.

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