A money order acts like a prepaid check, in that only the payee can access the funds once the money order is assigned to them. Simply provide the funding for the money order, and Speedy Cash will print it for the amount you specify. Money orders can be paid in cash, or funded through a personal loan from Speedy Cash. Like a check, money orders carry a tracking number, so if one gets lost or stolen, it can be replaced. Unlike a check, a money order doesn’t need to be cleared through a bank, so many find it a quicker, more readily accessible form of payment. Cashing money orders is easy, and doesn’t require a checking account. The recipient can go to any Speedy Cash store or anywhere money order services are provided to redeem the payment.

Simply show up to a Speedy Cash store with cash or receive your Speedy Cash loan in the form of a money order for the amount you desire.

If you have a checking account, you may be wondering why you would ever need to get a money order. Often, the reason Customers come to Speedy Cash is that a business or bill collector won't accept a check. Businesses don't have to accept checks — and many don't, because they worry about the risk of bounced checks. And sometimes, even businesses that normally accept checks will ask you for another form of payment. That's when a money order can help you.

You can pay for your money order with cash or with a personal loan from Speedy Cash. And cashing them is easy at any Speedy Cash location, or anywhere money order services are offered. Money orders are secure — just like personal checks, you can replace them if they're lost or stolen.

Money orders are a good option when you're paying someone who tends to hold on to your checks. For example, it's easy to forget about a big check you wrote if someone takes a month to cash it. You may think you've got extra money in your bank account, only to get an unpleasant surprise when someone finally cashes that outstanding check!

You can purchase a money order at your local Speedy Cash store. If you don't have a checking account or are making a purchase that requires secured funds, a money order is a fast, reliable solution. Just stop in your nearest Speedy Cash store with cash — or use your Speedy Cash loan funds — and we'll print your money order for the amount you specify. We currently don't offer this service online or by phone, but we're happy to answer any questions you may have over the phone.

You may have trouble getting a checking account, and that's one reason we offer certified funds. You can use them to pay bills, and the recipient can process the payment immediately, whereas a personal check can take a few days to process. And if your money order is lost or stolen, you can replace it.

We don't offer money orders online, but for your convenience, our stores are open evenings and weekends. Just stop in any Speedy Cash location and exchange cash for your money order — or pay using your Speedy Cash loan funds — and you could be out the door in a matter of minutes.

Money orders must be paid for in cash. If you do not have the cash, you can convert a Speedy Cash loan into a money order.

There's no application process. We'll just ask you who the payee is, confirm the funding for your money order and ask for photo identification. And cashing money orders with us is just as easy! If you are the payee, you'll just need to show photo ID to cash it.

There’s no fee for existing Speedy Cash Customers. For non-Customers, fees vary by location and typically range from $0.49-$1. Call a store near you for more details.

Purchasing a money order is as simple as paying cash to a Speedy Cash representative and having it converted into a money order. Speedy Cash stores may charge a very small fee for this service. Your money order will be processed through Western Union® or MoneyGram® so that if it is ever lost or stolen, it can be replaced or refunded.

You can visit our dedicated money orders page for more details, or we’ll happily answer any questions over the phone, in person, or online.

Money orders are one of the safest ways to send payments. Unlike cash, it’s very difficult for a fraudster to cash a money order once it's assigned to someone. Be sure to fill out all the fields on your money order when you receive it and keep your receipt.

A money order is essentially a prepaid personal check, whereas a cashier’s check is typically more expensive, and requires a bank to issue and sign it.

In general, most places that offer money order services also cash them., This includes banks, credit unions, and convenience stores, but may charge a fee to do so. Speedy Cash doesn’t charge any fees to cash your money order.