Stores in this category vary significantly by the type of financial products they offer, ranging from simple payroll check cashing to short-term installment loans and personal credit lines. Processing fees, required identification, and funding speeds differ between dedicated check cashers and traditional consumer loan offices. A map pin shows proximity, but it will not indicate whether a specific location handles hand-written checks, government benefits, or immediate cash payouts.
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Sunbelt Credit
2001 E Red River St, Victoria, TX 77901
Mon–Wed 8:30am–5:30pm
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Advance America
3805 N Navarro St Ste B, Victoria, TX 77901
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Banner Finance
2513 N Laurent St, Victoria, TX 77901
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Cash Store
5905 N Navarro St, Victoria, TX 77904
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Sun Loan Company
3606 N Navarro St Ste A, Victoria, TX 77901
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Mr Payroll
3508 N Navarro St, Victoria, TX 77901-3353
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Covington Credit
2302 N Navarro St, Victoria, TX 77901
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Onemain Financial
1923 E Red River St, Victoria, TX 77901
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Cash Box Services Llc
5306 Houston Hwy, Victoria, TX 77901-9670
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Reliable Finance
2010 N Navarro St Ste A, Victoria, TX 77901-4800
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Check Cashing and Payday Loan Stores near Victoria
- Houston183
- San Antonio100
- Dallas62
- El Paso50
- Fort Worth41
- Austin37
- Arlington26
- Corpus Christi21
Good to know
What do I need to bring to cash a payroll or government check?
You typically need a current government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license or passport, and the endorsed check. Some stores may also ask for a secondary form of identification or a phone number to verify the check with the issuer.
How much do check cashing services usually cost?
Fees are often set as a percentage of the check's total face value, typically ranging from 1% to 5% for payroll or government checks. Personal or unverified checks usually carry higher percentage fees due to the additional processing risk.
What is the difference between a payday loan and a consumer installment loan?
Payday loans are usually smaller, short-term advances meant to be repaid in full on your next payday. Consumer installment loans offer larger principal amounts that are paid back over several months through fixed scheduled payments.