FAQs

Frequently Asked questions

What is a vehicle pawn loan?

A vehicle pawn loan is a type of secured loan where a borrower uses their vehicle as collateral to obtain a cash loan from a licensed pawnbroker. The pawnbroker retains the vehicle as security until the loan and interest are repaid. Once repaid, the vehicle is returned. If the loan is not repaid, the pawnbroker may sell the vehicle to recover the outstanding amount.
Loan repayment is not required until the vehicle is redeemed. At that time, the loan amount and interest are repaid in full. However, you may make periodic payments during the loan term to reduce your balance.
Loan interest is fixed at the beginning of the agreement and charged monthly. The rate is based on the amount borrowed and the loan to value ratio of the vehicle pawned.
Credit checks are not required when pawning your vehicle, as the loan is secured against the value of your asset.