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PAY2DAY review

PAY2DAY is an Ontario-based payday lender with more than 30 stores in Ontario and British Columbia and online lending in three provinces.

Licence numbers published

Last reviewed by the Public Cash Services editorial team

Key facts about PAY2DAY

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 within one to two hours once approved (reported)
Credit-check policy
Reported as no credit check; income is verified instead
How to apply
Online or in store
Service type
Both
Provinces served
British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Ontario
Head office / service area
Ontario

Is PAY2DAY licensed?

ProvinceLicence numberStatusLast checkedVerify
Ontario4740787 (one of several store licences)Published by lenderNovember 14, 2026Consumer Protection Ontario (Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery)

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

What stands out

  • Stores and online service
  • Phone support available at all hours
  • Each store’s licence is separately listed

What to watch

  • Three provinces only
  • $300 minimum loan
  • Maximum legal cost

Who is PAY2DAY?

PAY2DAY opened in Ontario in 2009 and has grown to more than 30 stores, most of them in the Greater Toronto Area, with a small presence in BC and Nova Scotia. Each Ontario store holds its own licence, so the number on the door will differ from branch to branch. Loans start at $300.

Who is PAY2DAY suited to?

Good for Ontario borrowers who want a branch nearby and round-the-clock phone support. If you need less than $300, look elsewhere.

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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