Program Overview / Compare

Most Financial Service Industry providers limit their offering to check-cashing and payday loans, which have a limit of $300. When a customer needs a higher-limit loan (minimum $2,500 in CA, $1,500 in AZ) and they have equity in their vehicle, they can use that equity as collateral for the higher-limit loan.

Possible reasons customers need a higher-limit loan:

  • major auto repair
  • loan consolidation
  • emergencies
  • vacations
  • home improvement

    NOTE: Customer's car must be paid off or nearly paid off (this varies based on the value of the vehicle, outstanding car loan amount, and customer credit ''strength'') and must have a clean title (ie. no salvage titles , etc.)

    Rest assured, you don't need any auto-financing experience to use this program! WCC's easy-to-use Buy Program software makes processing and approving the loan simple.

    Program Highlights:

  • Free to join with no annual fees
  • Free software gives you on-the-spot approvals
  • Software installs on any PC
  • $2,500 minimum loan amount in CA
  • $2,500 minimum loan amount in NM
  • $2,500 minimum loan amount in OR
  • $1,500 minimum loan amount in AZ
  • $1,500 minimum loan amount in SC
  • No minimum term
  • Maximum amounts are automatically determined by the software and depend on the
         value of the collateral (car)
  • Lower than industy-standard APR (Profitability is split between your company and
         WCC using a competitive "Lower than industry standard" APR
  • Minimal "stipulations" and documentation needed from customer
  • Average processing time is one hour or less
  • Customer keeps the car
  • Loan amounts are based on value of the vehicle...almost anyone qualifies!

    Title-Loan vs. Payday loan:

    These charts compare the average term and outstanding balance between a WCC Title-Loan and a standard Payday loan. The obvious advantage is the higher balance amount spread over a longer term. What does this mean for you?

    A longer term = more interest collected = more business stability


    Legal Disclosures

  • home