Allied Cash Advance

Allied Cash Advance was a regional storefront lender focused on short-term, small-dollar credit products such as payday loans, installment loans, and related financial services for customers who often lacked access to traditional bank credit. Its locations typically operated in neighborhood retail corridors and strip centers alongside everyday convenience and service tenants, trading under the Allied Cash Advance name in markets across the United States.

Over time, Allied Cash Advance became part of Check Into Cash, Inc., a larger Tennessee-based non-bank financial services company. Within that corporate family, Allied Cash Advance functioned as one of several consumer finance brands, and its stores generally followed the familiar small-box financial services model built around fast, in-person transactions and repeat local visits. The Allied Cash Advance name appeared in industry and corporate materials as a banner within the Check Into Cash portfolio rather than as a fully independent platform.

In the late 2010s, the operating environment for payday lenders and similar providers tightened as many states increased regulatory scrutiny and imposed new limits on high-cost consumer credit. As the sector went through consolidation, closures, and portfolio rationalizations, the Allied Cash Advance identity gradually receded in favor of the stronger, more visible Check Into Cash brand. Over roughly the last five years, public-facing communications and online resources shifted more clearly to Check Into Cash and its other primary banners, with Allied Cash Advance no longer featured as an active growth concept.

As of December 2025, Allied Cash Advance should be regarded as a retired or legacy trade name rather than a current operating chain. The alliedcash.com domain is parked or inactive, there is no functioning store locator or consumer site for the brand, and Check Into Cash’s main materials do not present Allied Cash Advance as a live storefront concept. No separate corporate contacts, social channels, or leasing representatives are identifiable under the Allied Cash Advance name. For landlords, brokers, and developers evaluating existing leases or second-generation space, Allied Cash Advance effectively serves as historical branding tied to Check Into Cash or its successors, not as a tenant pursuing new store expansion under that banner today.