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Use the sections below to evaluate fit, not to predict approval.
Oklahoma’s fee formula changes after the first $300
The state finance-charge ceiling is piecewise: up to $15 per $100 on the first $300 and $10 per $100 on the amount above $300. Payday Hex uses a tiered calculator instead of a flat fee. OK_3108
The $500 amount cap and 12–45 day term are checked before pricing
An amount or term outside Oklahoma’s deferred-deposit boundaries is routed away before any provider fee is displayed. OK_3106
The repayment-plan right is tied to the consecutive-loan sequence
Oklahoma provides a statutory four-installment payment plan after the qualifying sequence, with a capped processing fee. The page models that as an existing-debt exit path. OK_3109
Cooling after repeated loans is an eligibility state
The statutory waiting period after the fifth consecutive loan is captured in the timeline so a user cannot simply cycle back into another application card. OK_3110