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Tennessee Payday Loans: $500 Aggregate, 15% Fee & 31-Day Limit

Check Tennessee deferred-presentment rules, including the $500 aggregate cap, 15% maximum fee, 31-day maximum, licensing and no-renewal rule.

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Answers, tradeoffs and next steps

Use the sections below to evaluate fit, not to predict approval.

Tennessee checks aggregate exposure across multiple deferred-presentment transactions

A borrower can have more than one transaction, but the TDFI consumer notice limits the total outstanding face value to $500 and the number of outstanding transactions to three. Payday Hex tracks both values. TN_NOTICE

The 15% fee ceiling is applied to the exact face amount

The calculator uses the Tennessee fee ceiling while keeping the provider’s actual agreement terms visible. A short legal term is not converted into a funding-speed promise. TN_NOTICE

Renewal and consolidation into a new deferred-presentment loan are blocked

Tennessee’s consumer notice states that the deferred-presentment loan may not be renewed or consolidated into a new deferred-presentment loan. The page routes repayment difficulty to hardship alternatives instead. TN_NOTICE

Deferred presentment is kept separate from Tennessee flex-credit products

TDFI regulates flex-credit lenders separately. Payday Hex prevents an open-end flex product from inheriting the deferred-presentment cost model or title simply because both are short-term credit.

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A statutory ceiling is not an approval amount.

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  3. 3Database checkOutstanding obligations verified?

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Decision table

State fieldCurrent rule
Aggregate outstanding deferred-presentment amountUp to $500 under the TDFI consumer notice
Maximum fee15% of face amount
Maximum agreement term31 days
Number outstandingNo more than three total outstanding transactions; aggregate face value cannot exceed $500
Renewal/consolidationDeferred-presentment loan may not be renewed or consolidated into a new deferred-presentment loan

Product scenario

At the 15% fee ceiling, a $300 deferred-presentment transaction has a $45 fee in the simple state-rule example; actual agreement terms and other statutory constraints still control.

Product objections / FAQ

Can Payday Hex guarantee a lender is available in this state? No. Live availability requires current provider and state-license evidence.

Are these state rules permanent? No. State law and regulator guidance can change; the page carries a source-check date and must be refreshed.

Does the maximum legal amount mean I should borrow that much? No. The affordability/paycheck tool can recommend a smaller amount or no borrowing.

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What the product page must answer

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AvailabilityState eligibility and provider identityThe creditor or license path is unclear
CostAmount received, required fees, APR and total repaymentOnly the payment size is shown
TimingDecision, release and bank-posting stages“Instant” is presented as guaranteed
RepaymentExact dates, method and late-payment consequencesThe payment reopens the same cash gap

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