Cashback Rewards
Earn up to 12% cashback on the cost of borrowing as a repeat customer, a benefit you will not find with cash advance apps or in-store payday loan providers.
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Over 32,000 British Columbians
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Key Takeaway
iCash lends up to $1,500 to BC residents at a flat cost of $14 per $100 borrowed. There's no credit check on repeat loans, funds typically arrive within minutes of signing via Interac e-Transfer®, and the entire process happens online or through our app, with no need to navigate traffic or take time off to get it done.
A payday loan is a short-term borrowing option meant to cover an urgent cost until your next paycheque, not a long-term credit product. With iCash, you can borrow between $100 and $1,500, depending on your income and eligibility.
Rather than a single lump-sum repayment, BC allows up to 3 installment payments spread across a 62-day period, which gives you more flexibility to fit repayment around your existing bills instead of one large withdrawal on your next payday. Please note that applicants with a monthly pay frequency are only eligible for 1 repayment term.
Borrowing with iCash costs a flat $14 per $100 borrowed, the maximum rate allowed under BC regulations, with no compounding interest and no hidden add-ons. The full cost is calculated upfront, before you sign your contract, so you always know exactly what you owe. Borrow $300, for example, and you would pay $42 in fees ($14 for each $100), for a total repayment of $342. That same ratio holds at every amount, whether you borrow $100 or the full $1,500.
Congratulations! Your loan is approved.
Getting approved for payday loans in Canada with iCash is simpler than you might expect. The application process is fast and straightforward. Here is what you need to help get started
Be at least 19 years oldBe a resident of any of the provinces in which we operateShow that you have been receiving the same source of income for the past three monthsHave a total net income of at least $800/monthHave access to an online bank account, in which pre-authorized debits can be performed*Have a valid Canadian mobile phone number, address, and email address (VoIP numbers are not accepted)
*Please note that KOHO accounts do not qualify as they do not support pre-authorized debits.
Payday Loans for Government Benefits Recipients
We don't limit applicants based on their income either. Whether you receive income from standard employment or government benefits like disability assistance, you can absolutely still qualify for a payday loan with us!
Approval is based on meeting these criteria, not a perfect credit score. If your credit history isn't where you'd like it to be, our bad credit loan options page breaks down how we evaluate applications beyond a credit score. Only your first application includes a credit check; every loan after that skips it entirely.
Earn up to 12% cashback on the cost of borrowing as a repeat customer, a benefit you will not find with cash advance apps or in-store payday loan providers.
Refer friends or family and earn rewards through our Referral Program. Share your referral link, and when someone you know applies and gets approved, you both benefit.
Over 1 million Canadians have used iCash. See what real customers are saying on Trustpilot, where we hold a 4.7 out of 5 rating.
Apply, track your loan, and manage repayments right from your phone. Our app is rated 4.8/5 on the Apple App Store and 4.8/5 on Google Play.
Your credit score does not define your eligibility. We accept all types of credit, so a low score does not have to stand in your way.
Surrey is the fastest-growing city in British Columbia, adding tens of thousands of new residents every year, and that growth puts pressure on housing, transit, and household budgets faster than local wages tend to keep up. Many newcomer and young families settle here for more attainable housing than Vancouver, yet still carry some of the region's highest household debt loads while stretching to cover rent and daily costs. Add British Columbia's broader affordability squeeze, the worst in Canada, and an unexpected bill landing between paycheques can throw an otherwise careful budget off track.
Surrey's median household income sits at approximately $98,000, above the provincial average (Statistics Canada, Census Profile 2021). But in a growing urban centre, that number gets squeezed fast.
As of early 2026:
Average apartment rent in Surrey reached approximately $1,950 per month, still below Vancouver's roughly $2,500, but climbing as housing demand pushes south of the Fraser
Groceries for an average family typically run about $750 per month, sometimes more
TransLink fares in Surrey run $117.20 for a one-zone monthly pass, rising to $211.65 for the three-zone pass most commuters into Vancouver need
Average consumer debt load: $24,808 (Equifax, Q3 2025)
Renters as a share of households: 30% (Statistics Canada, 2021 Census)
With a rent-to-income ratio of roughly 24% and an unemployment rate of 6.2% (Statistics Canada, Labour Force Survey, Vancouver CMA), a lot of Surrey households are earning more than the provincial average on paper but still feel the squeeze of big-city costs, especially housing. In a market this competitive, an unexpected expense doesn't have to be large to throw off the month.
In 2025 alone, more than 32,000 British Columbians turned to us for short-term funds.
iCash serves borrowers right across the South of Fraser region. Beyond Surrey, you can apply for a payday loan in Delta, Langley City, Langley Township, or Vancouver. It's the same fully online process, with funds sent by e-Transfer the same day.
Earn money every time you borrow with iCash! Our unique cashback program is designed to reward you for being a loyal customer and can help you save on future loan payments. After successfully paying off your first online loan, you'll receive 4% of the cost of borrowing credited to your account. You can earn up to 12% depending on how many iCash loans you have repaid.
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