$250 small loan
The lowest available request amount for a focused, short-term expense.
Request $250 to $1,250 online in about five minutes. If approved, funds are sent by e-transfer and may arrive within minutes; some funding takes hours or days depending on processing.
A small loan is a personal loan for a relatively modest amount. Ace of Loans offers amounts from $250 to $1,250 through a digital application available in Canadian provinces and territories other than Alberta. The amount you request is not guaranteed: approval and the amount offered depend on the eligibility review.
A smaller principal does not automatically mean a loan is inexpensive. Before accepting an offer, compare the APR, applicable fees, number and frequency of payments, and total amount repayable. Borrowing the smallest amount that addresses the expense can help limit the total cost.
Available requests range from $250 to $1,250. Choose an amount based on the expense and the payments your budget can support.
The lowest available request amount for a focused, short-term expense.
A mid-range option when $250 would not fully cover the expense.
A larger request subject to the same eligibility and affordability review.
Review the full payment schedule and total cost for this amount before accepting.
The maximum request amount; no particular amount or approval is guaranteed.
The amount offered may be lower than the amount requested. Review your individual agreement before accepting.
Provide the identity, contact, income and banking information requested in the secure online form.
Complete the digital eligibility review, which may include instant bank verification. Ace does not request a traditional Equifax or TransUnion inquiry.
If an offer is available, check the amount, APR, fees, payments and total repayment before accepting. Approved funds are sent by e-transfer and may arrive within minutes; timing varies.

The online process is available to applicants in every Canadian province except Alberta and in all three territories, including Québec and Montréal, Ontario and British Columbia.
Ace of Loans also serves Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Because the application is digital, there is no branch visit and no paperwork to fax.
Availability outside Alberta does not mean automatic approval. Every applicant must complete the eligibility process, and any offer is based on the submitted and verified information.
Ontario residents can request $250 to $1,250 through the same online application; there is no separate Toronto, Ottawa or Mississauga process. Before accepting an offer, compare the APR, all fees, payment dates and total repayment with your budget. An application may take about five minutes, but approval is not guaranteed and approved e-transfer funding can take minutes, hours or days. Ontario's consumer-rights overview is a useful starting point for questions about contracts; the terms of your individual loan agreement still matter. If the repayment schedule matters most, compare the existing Ontario installment-loan guidance too.
Start with the reason for borrowing and whether the expense can be delayed, reduced or covered by a lower-cost alternative. If borrowing is still appropriate, make sure each scheduled payment fits alongside rent, food, utilities and existing debt payments.
The maximum APR applicable to Ace of Loans products can reach up to 29%. Your individual agreement will disclose the applicable interest, fees and repayment details before you sign. The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada also recommends reviewing the total cost and understanding the complete terms when comparing personal loans.
For more detail, review what to prepare for a personal-loan eligibility review, learn how online installment loans in Canada use scheduled payments, or read our guides to understanding APR, reading a Canadian loan agreement and loans without uploaded documents.