FAQs

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cash Fast Loans

How do Cashfast loans work?

Cashfast loans are secured against an asset you own, such as a car or motorcycle. The asset is held securely during the loan period and returned once the loan and agreed charges are repaid.

You may be able to borrow from $500 to $100,000, depending on the asset’s value.

No. Cash Fast does not process standard credit checks for pawn loans. The loan is based on the value of the asset you provide as security no your personal credit rating.

Cash Fast provides loans against cars and motorcycles.

Money in cash or bank transfer will be provided within 30 minutes once the loan offer is accepted and the paperwork is completed.

You need photo identification and proof of asset ownership. This may include a driver’s licence, passport, registration papers, NSW registration record, purchase receipt or other ownership documents.

Yes, at Cashfast loans, we also accept other suitable photo identification or documents showing your name and address.

Yes, this may be possible if ownership can be verified.

Not always. You must provide enough proof that you have the right to pawn the asset. Cash Fast will review the documents before proceeding.

This may be possible depending on the finance balance, asset value and available equity. Cash Fast can review the situation before confirming whether the asset can be used.

Employment is not necessary because the loan is secured against the asset being pawned.

Monthly repayments are not required like a standard loan. You may repay periodically or repay when you are ready to redeem your asset.

Yes. Early repayment may be available, and you can collect your asset once the outstanding balance and agreed charges are finalised.

Loan extensions may be available. Speak with Cash Fast before the loan term ends so the team can explain the available options.

Cash Fast Loans, a car pawnbroker & money lender, is located at 10 North Rocks Rd, North Parramatta, NSW 2151, and assists customers across Sydney and New South Wales.