1. Request an amount
Choose between $250 and $1,250 based on the expense and what your budget can support.
Request $250 to $1,250 with scheduled payments through an online application that takes about five minutes. If approved, e-transfer funding may arrive within minutes; timing varies.
An installment loan is repaid through a schedule of regular payments. Each payment follows the dates and frequency in the loan agreement until the balance is repaid. This differs from borrowing that is due in one lump sum.
Ace of Loans offers small personal-loan amounts from $250 to $1,250. Depending on the offer, payments may follow a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly schedule. The agreement provided before acceptance is the source of truth for the exact amount, dates, interest, applicable fees and total repayment.
Yes. Ontario residents in Toronto, Ottawa, Mississauga or elsewhere in the province can use the same Ace of Loans online application to request $250 to $1,250 with scheduled payments. There is no separate city application. Approval and the amount offered depend on the eligibility review and are not guaranteed.
The application takes about five minutes. If approved, funds are sent by e-transfer and may arrive within minutes, while some transfers take hours or days. Before accepting an offer, compare its APR, fees, payment dates and total repayment with your budget. See Ontario's consumer information on credit and loans, or explore small loans for Ontario residents if the amount is your main consideration.
The application is quick and online, but the same careful review of affordability and contract terms still matters.
Choose between $250 and $1,250 based on the expense and what your budget can support.
Provide the requested identification and complete mandatory instant bank verification during the digital review.
Check the principal, APR, fees, payment dates and total repayment. Approval is not guaranteed.
If you accept, follow the schedule and contact support early if you expect a payment problem.

Installment loan: a fixed amount with a defined schedule of payments. The balance decreases as scheduled payments are made.
Payday loan: generally a short loan tied to the borrower's next pay cycle and regulated under separate provincial rules. Ace of Loans does not describe its product as a payday loan.
Line of credit: revolving credit that can generally be borrowed again as it is repaid, up to an approved limit. An installment loan is a set advance rather than an ongoing credit limit.
The label alone does not show whether borrowing is affordable. Compare the APR, fees, payment amount, number of payments and total repayment for the specific offer.
Start with the required payment, not only the requested amount. Place every scheduled payment beside rent, groceries, utilities, transportation and existing debt obligations for the same period.
The maximum APR applicable to Ace of Loans products can reach up to 29%. Read the individual agreement before accepting; it controls if an example or estimate differs from the offered terms. You can also review the illustrative payment calculator, our guide to understanding APR, and the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada's guidance on comparing personal loans.
Ace does not request a traditional hard or soft inquiry from those credit bureaus. This does not mean approval is automatic.
Ace requires instant bank verification during the digital eligibility review. Verification does not guarantee approval.
Digital verification can replace manually faxing or uploading statements. Learn how paperless loan applications work and what to prepare for eligibility review.