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Thirteen in our network, all online. They lend $15 to $35,000. Rates start at 0% on the smallest advances and stop at the 35% federal cap. Three pay out within the hour, eight within 24 hours, and all thirteen within two days.
| Lenders | |
|---|---|
| Serve Moncton online | 13 |
| Pay out within the hour | 3 |
| Pay out within 24 hours | 8 |
| Consider a score under 560 | 9 |
| Set no minimum score | 3 |
| Lowest income minimum | $1,000 a month |
| Highest income minimum | $2,500 a month |
Published lender terms, checked August 2026.
You apply once. Our application goes to the lender most likely to approve the amount and purpose you enter. Moncton sends us too few personal loan applications for us to publish what the city borrows, so the figures above come from the lenders' published terms.
No. Nine of the thirteen lenders consider a score under 560, and three set no minimum at all. The other four want a fair score or better. Income minimums run from $1,000 to $2,500 a month. One of the thirteen accepts disability or pension income.
Only a licensed lender. Every payday lender offering loans to New Brunswickers must be licensed with the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, even one that works only online. There is no exception for out-of-province companies. Check the Commission's register before you deal with one. Federal law limits a payday loan's cost to 14% of the amount advanced. The thirteen lenders above offer longer loans priced as an annual rate. The province is on the personal loans in New Brunswick page, and every personal lender we work with is on the personal loans in Canada page.
Reviewed by Vlad Sherbatov, Co-Founder and President, Smarter Loans, 13 October 2026. Lender terms checked August 2026.
Thirteen lenders in our network serve Moncton online, lending $15 to $35,000. Eight pay out within 24 hours, and three within the hour.
Yes. Nine of the thirteen lenders consider a score under 560, and three set no minimum score at all.
Lenders ask for $1,000 to $2,500 a month, depending on the lender, and want to see it arriving regularly.
Yes. Every payday lender serving New Brunswickers must be licensed with the Financial and Consumer Services Commission, including online lenders and companies from outside the province.
No. Every one of the thirteen lenders takes the application online and pays out by deposit.
