Online payday loans in Fontana
Get $100 to $255 online without leaving Fontana. Apply in minutes, see every fee up front, and get your money sent to your bank.
- Licensed in California
- Direct lender
- No impact to your FICO® Score
Payday loan calculator
(14 to 31 days)
Estimated costs. Your exact terms are shown before you sign.
Borrow online from anywhere in Fontana
Fontana is an Inland Empire city in San Bernardino County, along Interstate 10 and the 210 freeway. Households here earn a median of $102,821 a year, and the median rent is $1,839 a month. Even with a steady paycheck, one surprise expense can throw off the whole month.
Cash in Flash lets you apply online from anywhere in Fontana, including Rialto, Rancho Cucamonga or Bloomington. You borrow $100 to $255, see your exact fee before you sign, and repay on your next payday.
Apply from FontanaHow to get a payday loan online in Fontana
Three simple steps from anywhere in Fontana.
Apply in minutes
Fill out a short form on your phone from anywhere in Fontana. Most people finish in about 5 minutes.
Get a fast decision
Our team reviews your details quickly, and most decisions come within minutes.
Get your money
Once approved, we send the money straight to your bank account, often the same day.
Serving Fontana and nearby communities
Apply online in minutes from Fontana or anywhere around it.
Payday loan rates and terms in Fontana
The same simple pricing everywhere in California: a flat 15% of the check amount, shown before you sign.
Example APR: $255 for 14 days with a $45 fee is about 460% APR. Payday loans are meant for short term needs. California payday loan rules
- Loan amount
- $100 to $255
- Fee
- 15% of the check amount ($45 on $300)
- Due date
- Your next payday, 14 to 31 days
- Loans at a time
- One
- Returned payment fee
- Up to $15
Help and resources in Fontana
Borrow with confidence. These free resources are here if you need them.
211 Inland Empire
Free help 24 hours a day from Inland SoCal United Way, connecting you with local services for housing, food, bills and more.
California DFPI
The state regulator for payday lenders. Verify any lender's license or file a complaint.
Verify a license (866) 275-2677
Cash in Flash support
Questions about your application or your loan? Talk to a real person on our team.
Free money guides for Fontana residents
Practical, California specific help for when money is tight.
Fontana payday loan FAQ
Quick answers for Fontana residents. Still have a question? Call us at (888) 999-9859.
Last updated October 2026
Can I get a payday loan online in Fontana?▾
Absolutely. Cash in Flash is licensed in California by the DFPI (License #10DBO-84940) and lends online to Fontana residents. The application takes about 5 minutes.
How much can I borrow in Fontana?▾
You can borrow $100 to $255. The fee can be no more than 15% of the check amount, for example $45 to receive $255, and your exact fee and due date are shown before you sign.
How fast can I get money in Fontana?▾
Most decisions come within minutes. After approval the money goes straight to your bank account, often the same day and usually by the next business day.
Do I need to visit a store?▾
Not at all. The whole loan happens online, and the money is sent straight to your bank account.
Do you serve areas near Fontana?▾
Yes. We serve all of Fontana and nearby communities like Rialto, Rancho Cucamonga, Bloomington, San Bernardino and Ontario. Apply online from any of them.
Can I apply with bad credit?▾
Yes, you can apply. We look at more than your credit score, including your income and ability to repay. Applying will not affect your FICO® Score.
Where can I get free help with money problems in Fontana?▾
Dial 2-1-1 to reach 211 Riverside and San Bernardino from Inland SoCal United Way. It is free and open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and connects you with local help for housing, food, bills and more.
What are the payday loan rules in California?▾
The check or payment you authorize can be at most $300, the fee can be no more than 15% of it, and the term can be no longer than 31 days. A lender cannot give you a new payday loan while one is still open (California Financial Code sections 23035 to 23037).