Frequently Asked Questions

Our goal is to make the online loan process as transparent as possible for Canadian’s seeking financial assistance. View some of the most frequently asked questions we receive with answers below. 

How much can I borrow?

The lenders we work with offer loans ranging from $300 to $5,000. The amount you are approved for will depend on your application details and the lender you are matched with.  

Can I get a loan with bad credit?

The answer is yes. Most of the lenders we work with do not perform credit checks and use technology such as instant bank verification to determine your eligibility for an online loan.   

What information is required to complete the application?

To apply here is the necessary information you must provide on our application.  

  • Your name 
  • Your address 
  • Your contact information 
  • Your birthdate 
  • The amount of money you want to borrow; from $100 to $5,000 
  • Your banking information 
  • Your employment information 

How fast can I receive a loan?

If you accurately fill out all the application details and confirm those details with a lender you can receive your money in as little as 24 hours, sometimes the same day!  

How can I use my loan?

There are no restrictions on how you can spend the money you are loaned from the lenders we work with. The most common uses for online loans are bridging a gap between paydays for regular bills or emergency expenses such as home repairs, car repairs and medical bills.  

What type of loan am I eligible for?

The lenders in our network offer personal loans and payday loans. The type of loan you are approved for will depend on your application.  

Are there any fee's to apply?

There are no fees charged to make an application with Lendproconnect. The cost of the loan varies depending on: 

  • The online lender 
  • The amount being loaned 
  • The province in which you are a resident. 

Be careful to review the terms before agreeing to any loans. 

How do I repay my loan?

Please refer to the repayment schedule and terms of repayment within your consumer loan agreement.