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Albert cash advance: what it really costs
Instant advances with a fee shown in the app before you confirm. Albert doesn't publish its fees or current advance limits on its public pages, and it isn't offered in 11 states.
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$100 today
fee shown only in the app
$100 by standard transfer
$0
≈0% a year if repaid in 14 days
| Operated by | Albert |
|---|---|
| Advance limits | maximum not published |
| Monthly membership | Not published on pages we could read (secondary sources: advances no longer need a subscription since July 2026) |
| Instant transfer fee | Shown in the app; not published |
| Standard transfer | Not stated on the pages we could read |
| Tips | Not stated |
| Repayment | Auto-Repay takes the advance plus any fee from your account on your next payday |
| If a repayment fails | Further advances can be suspended; Albert may take smaller partial amounts if your balance is low (from summaries of Albert's help pages) |
| Who qualifies | Based on your checking account activity and direct-deposit history |
| Banks that don't work | none stated |
| Credit check | Not stated |
| Not offered in | CO, CT, IA, ME, MN, MT, NV, NJ, SD, VT, WI |
| How to cancel | Not stated |
| App ratings | iPhone 4.6 (334k ratings) |
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