
Fill out a simple form with your basic information. It takes about 5 minutes.
Your application is reviewed quickly. Many applicants receive a decision within minutes.
If approved, funds can be deposited directly into your bank account — often as fast as the same business day.
No payroll deduction. No employer involvement. Just a fast, simple process.
When unexpected expenses hit, you need money fast — not paperwork and delays.
Federal and postal employees can apply for loans online and get a decision quickly. Whether you need a small payday loan to cover bills or a larger installment loan for bigger expenses, you can find the right option.
Whether you’re searching for allotment loans, payday loans, or installment loans — submit your application in minutes. No long forms, no branch visits, no hassle.
Apply from your phone or computer in about 5 minutes. No complicated paperwork, no faxing, no appointments needed.
Unlike traditional allotment loans, you don’t need to set up payroll deductions or get HR approval. Apply online and manage payments yourself.
Bad credit shouldn’t stop you from getting help. No credit check loan options are available for federal and postal employees.
Apply for the loan type that fits your needs:
Why wait days or weeks? Get a decision on your application quickly — often within minutes.
Your application stays private. No calls to your employer, no HR paperwork, no payroll deduction setup required.
Federal employees with bad credit, no credit, or past financial problems are welcome to apply.
Not sure which loan type is right for you? Here’s a quick overview:
Need a small amount to cover expenses until payday? Payday loans offer quick cash for short-term needs. Apply online and get funds fast.
Need more money or more time to repay? Installment loans let you borrow larger amounts and pay back over time with fixed monthly payments.
Flexible loans for a variety of needs — from medical bills to car repairs to unexpected expenses.
Worried about your credit score? You’re not alone.
Many federal and postal employees have less-than-perfect credit. That’s why no credit check loan options exist — so your employment matters more than your credit history.
You can apply even if you have:
Your stable government job is your strength. Use it.
If you’ve been searching for allotment loans for federal employees, here’s what you should know.
Traditional allotment loans require automatic payroll deductions through your employer. That means HR involvement, paperwork, and your employer knowing about your loan.
There’s an easier way.
You can apply for payday loans or installment loans without any employer involvement:
| Traditional Allotment Loans | Payday & Installment Loans |
|---|---|
| Employer must approve | No employer involvement |
| HR paperwork required | 100% online application |
| Payroll deduction setup | You manage your payments |
| Less privacy | Completely private |
| Longer process | Fast decisions |
Get the financing you need — without the allotment loan hassle.
USPS workers can apply for the same loan options as federal employees.
Whether you’re a mail carrier, postal clerk, mail handler, or work in any other USPS position — you’re welcome to apply.
Why postal employees apply with us:
Federal and postal employees across the country can apply.
Start your application today. Fast online loans for federal and postal employees — no credit check options, no employer involvement, and quick decisions.
Who can apply?
Federal government employees and USPS postal workers. Both full-time and part-time employees may be eligible.
Is there a credit check?
No credit check options are available. You can apply even with bad credit or no credit history.
How fast can I get a decision?
Many applicants receive a decision within minutes of submitting their application.
Will my employer be contacted?
No. Your application is private. We don’t contact your employer or require any payroll deduction setup.
What types of loans are available?
You can apply for payday loans, installment loans, and personal loans depending on your needs.
Is this an allotment loan?
No. Unlike allotment loans, these loans don’t require employer involvement or payroll deductions. But if you were looking for allotment loans, our options offer similar benefits with a simpler process.