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Loan Rules in Oklahoma: Rates & Terms at a Glance

ItemOklahoma limit
Maximum aggregate principal (all lenders)$1,500 (CPI-adjusted every 2 years)
Interest rate cap17% per month on outstanding balance
Minimum term60 days
Maximum term12 months
Repayment structureFully amortized, substantially equal periodic installments
Monthly payment cap20% of borrower’s gross monthly income
PrepaymentAllowed at any time, no penalty
Traditional rolloversNot applicable — installment product

APR example: a $500 small loan at 17%/month over the 60-day minimum carries roughly $125–$130 in interest (≈204% APR). Source: Title 59 O.S. §§3150.10; regulator: Oklahoma DOCC. Verified July 5, 2026.

Oklahoma loan rules at a glance

Rule Oklahoma limit
Legal status Legal and regulated
Maximum loan amount $1,500 aggregate across all licensed lenders (CPI-adjusted every 2 years)
Maximum term 12 months (minimum 60 days)
Finance charge cap 17% per month on outstanding principal (~204% APR); fully amortized installments; no prepayment penalty
Rollovers Not applicable — all loans are fully amortized installment products (60 days–12 months); statewide database enforces $1,500 aggregate cap
Cooling-off period No cooling-off period; prepayment allowed at any time without penalty
Statute Oklahoma Small Lenders Act — Title 59 O.S. §§ 3150–3150.27

Source: Oklahoma Department of Consumer Credit (DOCC) · Rules verified July 5, 2026

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