Independent provider directory

Indiana contacts with a repayment-first comparison

Choose a published office, then compare the entire payment—not just the requested cash. The fee changes in tiers, so one percentage applied to the whole loan can give the wrong result.

Bottom Dollar Payday is not the lender. This page helps prepare and compare decisions; it does not submit an application or access accounts or application records.

First $250

15%

Applying 15% to the full larger balance

Above $250 through $400

13%

Charging the whole $400 at 13%

Above $400 through $825

10%

Treating 10% as the overall APR

Indiana office contacts

Published operator contacts checked on September 22, 2026. Two Indianapolis postal-area locations; no live license or same-day opening certification.

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Start with the decision you need

Arrange an Indianapolis-area visit

Use the Eastside or 10th and Lynhurst contact. Both are one operator, not competing lender quotes. Call the exact office about the service you need before sending documents.

Find a store in another planned city

Fort Wayne, Evansville and South Bend are part of this directory’s coverage plan; the two contacts below do not establish branches there. Use the provider locator and confirm an exact street.

Compare a quote you already received

Keep principal, finance charge, total payment and due date separate. A statement that you qualify for a larger amount does not demonstrate that the repayment fits your household.

Use the regulator’s tiers, not a flat percentage

The currently linked DFI brochure describes an $825 aggregate principal ceiling and a minimum 14-day term. The finance charge is tiered. Eligibility and income restrictions still apply. The brochure is dated January 2025; a proposed adjustment on the rulemaking docket is not treated here as a new limit. [IN01] [IN02]

Portion of principal Maximum charge on that portion Comparison error to avoid
First $250 15% Applying 15% to the full larger balance
Above $250 through $400 13% Charging the whole $400 at 13%
Above $400 through $825 10% Treating 10% as the overall APR

Check two amounts using the same method

These are formula illustrations, not offers or approval estimates. Assume no separate charges and payment in one installment.

Principal Calculation of charge Charge Total payment
$300 $250 × 15% + $50 × 13% $44 $344
$600 $250 × 15% + $150 × 13% + $200 × 10% $77 $677

The public provider table reviewed lists $77.50 for $600, while those tiers produce $77. Ask for a corrected, itemized disclosure rather than treating the discrepancy as an extra permitted charge. The regulator formula is the basis used above. [IN01] [IN03]

Allow time for the document check

Before a trip, ask about acceptable identification, income evidence, account requirements and any existing-loan information. Do not assume a check-cashing document list is sufficient for a loan. For non-payroll income, ask which current records are accepted rather than substituting an old pay stub. A Saturday opening window may be shorter than a weekday’s. [IN03] [IN04]

Do not count the same paycheck twice

Write down essentials due before and after the repayment. For example, if $420 remains after essential expenses, a $344 obligation leaves $76; that remaining amount is not a recommendation to spend it. Include automatic payments and money already committed elsewhere. When the result is negative, reducing the request or discussing a bill arrangement is more useful than visiting another counter.

Verify the license under the right legal references

Indiana moved its consumer-credit provisions into Title 37 effective July 2026. Older brochures or contracts may carry earlier citations; that difference alone does not prove a provider is unlicensed. Match the legal company and license type through DFI, and ask for clarification when a current disclosure uses inconsistent amounts or dates. [IN02]

Keep a usable record after the visit

Save the signed agreement, payment receipt and the contact handling your account. A general website inquiry is not proof that an application reached the lender. If repayment becomes difficult, contact the provider before the due date and use the repayment-help route; do not submit another request merely to obtain a status update.

Questions before continuing

Are the two stores independent lenders?

They are two published locations of A-1 Cash Advance. Listing both helps with geography and hours; it does not create a two-lender comparison.

Does the maximum amount mean I qualify?

No. The brochure’s ceiling is not an approval amount. Income, open transactions and the provider’s review can reduce or prevent a loan. [IN01]

Can I use the website to check my loan status?

Use the actual provider’s account or contact. Bottom Dollar does not have access to your application or repayment records.

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Sources and scope

Sources describe rules and resources; they do not endorse Bottom Dollar or certify listed businesses. Numerical examples are calculations, not offers.

  1. Indiana DFI small-loan consumer brochure, current linked version [IN01]
  2. Indiana DFI rulemaking docket and 2026 recodification [IN02]
  3. A-1 Cash Advance Eastside office [IN03]
  4. A-1 Cash Advance 10th and Lynhurst office [IN04]