SECURITY CENTER

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Security Center

Your Protection Is Our Priority

Speedy Cash is your trusted partner in online safety. Safeguarding your information is our top priority. We employ various security measures, including encryption, activity alerts, SSL validation, and more, to secure your account. If you’re looking for a protected website, you can rest assured knowing our site is TrustedSite® certified for secure browsing!

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At Speedy Cash, we will NEVER:

  • Request Sensitive Information: Contact you via email or phone to ask for your account number, username, or Social Security Number.
  • Require Prepaid Cards: Ask you to load money onto a prepaid card as a prerequisite for a loan.
  • Demand Upfront Payments: Request any payment upfront for loan application processing or approval.


If you receive any suspicious communication, such as a call, letter, or email purporting to be from Speedy Cash, please reach out to us immediately at 1-877-336-9392.

Think you've been a victim of fraud?

Speedy Cash is on your side. We can help you file a police report and a complaint at www.IC3.gov or you can reach out to us at
1-877-336-9392.

Watch out for Fraudulent Debt Collection Scams

We’re Serious About Security and You Can Be Too

Beware of scammers who falsely claim to represent Speedy Cash and request that you load money onto a prepaid card, purchase money orders, or send them funds, in exchange for a loan. They may ask you to prepay various fees, such as application or administrative fees, and might even use the Speedy Cash name, logo, and mailing address.

IT'S A SCAM IF THEY:

  • Ask for payment before giving you a loan.
  • Want you to load money onto a prepaid card or buy money orders.
  • Insist on using a specific method for payments.
  • Send you loan documents when you have not applied for a loan.
  • Send unsolicited loan offers via email.
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Additional Resources

Speedy Cash has helpful resources about the safe loans we offer at your disposal! Check out the resources below for more info on getting a safe loan or learn more about internet safety and social engineering through our blog. 


FTC Debt Collection Information

ACA Code of Ethics and Code of Operations

FTC Fake Debt Collector Indicators

FTC Identity Theft Website

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