Consent to electronic communications

When you submit the loan request form you are dealing online, so disclosures and notices are provided electronically. This page explains what that means, what you need in order to read and keep those records, and how to withdraw consent. Effective November 9, 2026.

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On this page
  1. What is covered
  2. What you need
  3. Keeping copies
  4. Paper copies
  5. Withdrawing consent
  6. Phone calls and text messages
  7. Updating your details
  8. Related pages

What is covered

  • Disclosures, notices and terms shown on this website and next to the loan request form
  • Communications about your request from us, the lead network, and lenders or partners who respond to it
  • Any consent wording displayed in the form itself at the time you submit, which governs if it differs from this summary

A lender that offers you a loan will present its own electronic consent and loan documents. Those are separate from this page and are the ones that apply to your loan.

What you need

  • A device with internet access and a current web browser
  • An email address you can receive messages at
  • The ability to view and save or print web pages and PDF files

Keeping copies

You can print or save any page using your browser. We recommend saving a copy of any loan offer and agreement a lender gives you.

Paper copies

We do not provide paper versions of website disclosures. Ask the lender directly if you want paper copies of loan documents; a lender may charge for them where the law allows.

You may withdraw consent to receive electronic communications from us by emailing [email protected]. Withdrawal does not affect communications already sent, and it means we can no longer process a request through this website. To withdraw consent given to a lender or partner, contact that company.

Phone calls and text messages

The form may ask for separate consent to be contacted by phone or text, including by automated means. That consent is not a condition of getting a loan. You can opt out at any time by replying STOP to a text or telling the caller.

Updating your details

Tell the company you are dealing with if your email address or phone number changes, so notices reach you.

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