What is a Salary  advance?
A salary Advance otherwise called payday advance is a short-term grant, typically paid-off on your next payday.

Does Payline grant loans?
No ! We are not a bank! We are in the service of salary advances, cash flow management and personal income advisory amongst others.

Do I need collateral to get an advance?
No! There’s no need for collateral. It’s secured by your next pay cheque.

Do payday advances attract interest?
At Payline Resources Ltd we don’t take interest on advances but our services attract normal charges to take care of our overheads, administrative expenses, documentation and legal agreements.

How can I get an advance from Payline?
Our applications are available online and can be downloaded. Our prospective clients can also put calls through to us on 234 (01) 850 9298,813 6518,811 3468, 870 3222. We would also like to come over to you if you are sure you meet our requirements or you can simply fax all documents to us on 496 5300.

When can I get my money?
Our clients normally receive their advances without delays. Soon as all the requirements are met and approvals are in place, we deliver to our clients either in cash or cheque, depending on their preferences.

What are the requirements?
Proof of a steady job
Copy of employment letter and employer’s identity card
One other form of identification (a driver’s license or international passport)
An active salary current account
Last three pay-slips
Last two months account statement
A cheque in exchange for the advance

Can I extend my advance?
Sure you can. Here at Payline Resources we understand that on occasions you might find it difficult to make a payment on the day you‘ve scheduled. On such occasions, we would request you to pay the normal advance service charge. Any other extension after that, we would request for special arrangement and fees may become higher as a result.

Can I have more than one advance at a time?
We don’t encourage our clients to have more than one advance at a time. Our goal is not to strain our clients’ finances but to contribute to it and that is why we insist on a special arrangement after the first extension.