Apply for a Quick Cash Loan at MeLoan

An urgent expense should not knock your whole week off course. Apply with MeLoan in minutes for $500 to $5,000 and choose a 2 to 6 month term with weekly, fortnightly or monthly repayments. We assess today’s affordability from your income, expenses and recent banking, then show the total cost and every repayment date before you accept. If your application is approved during business hours, we aim to send the payout the same day so you can steady the budget and move on.

Why MeLoan Works When Timing Matters

Quick Assessment During Business Hours

When a bill cannot wait, speed matters. Our digital checks run during business hours and return a prompt outcome when documents are complete. You do not need to visit a branch or shuffle paper packs to get a decision. Most applications receive decisions in 1 hour.

Clear Costs Before You Accept

Every offer lays out the amount, any fees and all repayment dates in one view. You choose the smallest amount that fixes the problem and a schedule that fits your pay cycle. That clarity helps you decide with confidence.

Built for Mobile from Start to Finish

Start on your phone, upload securely and sign electronically. The whole process stays online so you can apply between shifts, on a lunch break or at home without changing your plans.

Casual, Gig, and Rebuilding Credit Considered

Income does not always look the same each week. We look at recent banking to confirm a steady pattern, not just a job title. If the schedule fits your budget, we will say so, even if you are casual, gig based or rebuilding after past credit issues.

How Quick Cash Loans Work at MeLoan

1. Start the application online and consent to checks.
2. Upload identification, recent income proof and 90 days of bank statements.
3. We assess affordability and, if approved, present an offer with the total cost and every repayment date.
4. Accept when comfortable and we trigger the transfer. Repayments are collected by direct debit on the schedule you choose.

Quick Cash Loan Eligibility and Documents

• Eligibility - 18 or over, Australian resident, regular income, transaction account in your name. Centrelink income can be considered as part of the overall assessment. A credit enquiry may be recorded with a credit reporting body such as Equifax, Experian or illion.
• Documents - Government photo ID, recent income proof and the last 90 days of bank statements for your main account.

How We Assess Applications and Credit History

We review your recent income, essential expenses and existing commitments to confirm the plan is manageable. That assessment helps set a realistic amount and a schedule that lines up with your pay cycle. As part of responsible lending, a credit enquiry may be recorded with Equifax, Experian or illion, and we use read only bank data to verify the information provided. You see the total cost and every repayment date before you accept, and you can request a smaller amount if that fits better.

Approval Timing: What Helps and What Can Slow It Down

Speeding Up the Process

• Complete documents - clear ID, recent payslips and full bank statement pages
• Name match - the same legal name on your application and bank account
• Business hours - lodge the application and accept the offer during business hours

What Can Slow It Down

Missing pages or unreadable uploads can push the review back a step. Name mismatches between your application and bank account also cause delays. Timing matters as well. Applications lodged after hours, on public holidays or where a bank applies first time payee holds can take longer to land.

Quick Cash Loan Snapshot

Fees, Terms, and Early Payout

Loan amounts range from $500 to $5,000 with typical terms of 2 to 6 months. Repayments can be set weekly, fortnightly or monthly to match your pay cycle. All fees and any interest are shown before you accept. There is no fee for early payout. Where interest applies, it is recalculated to your payout date, which can reduce the total cost.

Your Rights and Where To Get Support

Applications are assessed under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 and the National Credit Code. ASIC oversees licensing and conduct. If we cannot resolve a complaint together, the Australian Financial Complaints Authority can help on 1800 931 678.

For free, confidential financial counselling, call the National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007.

For privacy and data rights, see the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.

Frequently Asked Questions About Quick Cash Loans

Can you pay my bill directly, or do you only deposit it into my account?

We pay the approved amount to your nominated bank account after you accept the offer. You then settle the bill yourself, which lets you confirm the correct payout figure and keep a clear record. Your offer shows the exact amount and all repayment dates before you proceed.

Can I hold more than one quick cash loan at a time?

No. We assess one active loan at a time so repayments stay manageable. If you need less than the amount offered, you can request a smaller figure before you accept rather than adding a second loan later.

Can I change my repayment frequency or dates after I accept?

Often, yes. We can move dates to line up with a changed payday and switch frequency between weekly, fortnightly or monthly if that keeps the plan affordable. Contact us ahead of the due date so the adjustment can be made in time.

What income do you recognise when assessing eligibility?

We consider wages, salary, regular casual shifts, gig income paid to your bank, and some government benefits. Banked income needs to show a consistent pattern over the last 90 days so we can align repayments to your pay cycle. If your income varies, we use recent averages to confirm affordability.

Do you accept joint bank accounts and what name details must match?

We can use a joint account if you are a named account holder and the name on your application matches your bank record. Mismatched names or nicknames can delay approval, so use your legal name and ensure your banking profile is up to date.

How long is my loan offer valid and what if something changes before I accept?

Offers have an expiry, which you will see on the document. If your income, expenses or banking details change before you accept, tell us so we can refresh the assessment. An expired offer may need a quick recheck to make sure the schedule still fits.

Can I top up my loan later?

Top ups are not automatic. If you need more money, we will reassess your situation to confirm a higher amount would remain affordable. In many cases, reducing the original amount or finishing the current loan first is the safer path.

What happens if my job or pay cycle changes during the loan?

Let us know as soon as it happens. We can reschedule repayments to align with your new pay pattern so the plan stays on track. If the change makes the original schedule too tight, we will discuss options early to reduce pressure.

What time of day are repayments debited, and can I make extra repayments?

Repayments are requested on the morning of your agreed date and may appear on your statement later in the day. You can make extra repayments or pay out early without a fee, and where interest or monthly fees apply they are recalculated to your payout date.

Is there a cooling off period if I change my mind?

Yes. Australian credit law provides a cooling off period, and your contract states the exact timeframe and steps. If you decide not to proceed after acceptance, contact us immediately so we can explain the process and any amounts that need to be returned.