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LendDirect review

LendDirect offers an online personal line of credit of up to $15,000, with no fixed end date and interest charged only on what you draw.

Line of credit · 35% APR cap applies

Last reviewed by the Public Cash Services editorial team

Key facts about LendDirect

Loan type
Line of credit
Rate / cost disclosure
Up to 34.99% annual interest
Maximum loan amount
$15,000
Typical loan term
Open-ended line of credit
Funding speed (lender’s statement)
e-Transfer shortly after approval (reported)
Credit-check policy
Yes — a credit check is part of the application
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; sister company of Cash Money

Is LendDirect licensed?

LendDirect does not offer payday loans, so it does not need a payday-lender licence. Its loans fall under the federal 35% APR limit, and some provinces (including British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec) require a separate high-cost credit licence or permit. Ask the lender for its licence in your province.

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

What stands out

  • Borrow, repay and re-borrow without reapplying
  • Interest only on the amount drawn
  • Fast e-Transfer access

What to watch

  • High interest rate
  • No end date makes long-term debt easy
  • Not available in PEI or Quebec

Who is LendDirect?

LendDirect is owned by the same company as Cash Money and sells one thing: an unsecured line of credit. Once approved you draw what you need, repay on a schedule and can borrow again up to your limit. It serves eight provinces.

Who is LendDirect suited to?

More flexible than a payday loan and far cheaper per day, but an open line at close to 35% can linger for years if you pay only the minimum. Set your own payoff date.

What if a payment fails?

Missed payments can bring NSF fees and are reported to credit bureaus.

Sources

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

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