Omaha, NE · Midwest · 36% APR cap
Payday loans in Omaha
Omaha is governed by Nebraska's statewide lending law — cities don't set their own loan rules. Nebraska does not license classic two-week payday pricing: a 36% APR cap keeps typical payday fees out of the market. The storefronts that remain sell installment products under that cap.
Classic payday pricing is not licensed here, so treat any two-week, high-fee offer as a red flag.
Lending storefronts in Omaha
448,190 residents · Douglas County/Thurston County Median household income is $41,684 — below the Nebraska median of $51,599.
2 storefront locations of 1 company listed in the public directory snapshot below. Categories are the directory's own — verify a store's license with the state regulator before borrowing.
| Lender | Address | Phone | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Bank Banks & Credit Unions | 210 Regency Pkwy, 68114 | (402) 392-0400 | Mon 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM · hours vary |
| Enterprise Bank Banks & Credit Unions | 12800 W Center Rd, 68144 | (402) 330-0200 | Mon 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM · hours vary |
Listing data: public business directory, collected 2022-02-20. Stores close and relocate — confirm with the regulator's license lookup on the Nebraska page before visiting. Spot an error? Report it.
The online route in Omaha
Online lenders can serve Omaha without a storefront — but Nebraska's 36% cap reaches any lender licensed in the state, wherever it is based. Loans routed through partner banks or tribal charters sit outside that cap, and regulators dispute the structure.
From the online lenders directory — terms each lender publishes about itself, checked September 2026. Directory only: we are not affiliated and make no availability promises — verify with the lender and the Nebraska regulator.
The rules behind the numbers
Nebraska law limits the maximum annual percentage rate (APR) on delayed deposit services to 36%.
Statute: Neb. Rev. Stat. § 45-901 et seq. (Initiative 428)
Regulator: Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance · ndbf.nebraska.gov
Questions people ask in Omaha
Why doesn't Omaha have classic payday stores?
Nebraska caps small-loan APR at 36%, and that state cap applies in Omaha exactly as everywhere else. At 36% a two-week $300 loan earns a lender about $4 — so classic payday pricing can't legally operate here.
What can I legally borrow in Omaha?
Installment loans priced under the 36% cap, federal credit-union PALs, and employer advances are the lawful routes. Any storefront or site advertising two-week, high-fee payday pricing to Omaha residents is not licensed here.
What lending storefronts are in Omaha?
2 storefronts are listed in Omaha in our 2022-02-20 directory snapshot (1 different company). The full list with addresses, phones and hours is in the table above.
Who enforces the cap in Omaha?
Complaints about a lender go to the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance (ndbf.nebraska.gov) — keep the loan agreement and every fee disclosure you were given.