Use Your Noodle:

Sorry, but that just doesn’t exist.

What you will get though, is sites that will farm your sensitive info out to a bazillion payday lenders and you may end up with money in your bank account, or you may end up being charged an application fee.. LOL

If you feel you have to have a payday loan and they are legal in your state, do yourself a favor by WALKING into one and talking to an actual human. The online ones are only going to give you the runaround.

Ny:

Google it, and *always* read reviews before using any of them.
You can google “best payday lenders” or similar – that usually gives a fairly decent list.

I can’t give you specific names as I live in the UK, so any searches turn up different companies.

My own personal advice, however, is not to use them.
They always sound very tempting, and seem like the answer to short term money troubles, but in reality they just increase the amount you owe.
Putting off another bill such as a phone bill or credit card is better than taking out one. Even selling something or asking relatives is a better option.

A shortfall in cash this month will at the very most only last 30 days – taking out a payday loan extends this into the next month, and very often the month after that.

I don’t mean to preach, and I know it isn’t what you want to hear, but I don’t want people to fall in the same hole I did. (I took out a small one to start, and considered myself more than able to pay back. Worked fine, but needed to take out another a couple of months later. It took a while, and really snuck up on me, but it does eventually catch up – I wish now I’d never heard of the things!).
I honestly don’t know anyone who’s used one of these and hasn’t ended up regretting it later down the line.

Henry:

Check this one and get more details about online payday lenders