Client Resources
Payment Options
Apoyo Financiero offers the following payment options so you can choose the one that best fits you.
Download the new Apoyo Financiero App to make your payments!
PayNearMe (at participating 7-Eleven, CVS pharmacies, Walmart and Family Dollar stores)
PayNearMe allows you to make your payments in cash at any time of the day.
To find the nearest PayNearMe location, visit: paynearme.com/en/payment-locations
Download the new Apoyo Financiero App to make your payments!
PayNearMe (at participating 7-Eleven, CVS pharmacies, Walmart and Family Dollar stores)
PayNearMe allows you to make your payments in cash at any time of the day.
- Present your personal barcode.
- Show it to the cashier and make your cash payment.
- Save your receipt as proof of payment.
To find the nearest PayNearMe location, visit: paynearme.com/en/payment-locations
Download the Apoyo Financiero App
The new Apoyo Financiero App is now available!
Download the Apoyo Financiero App today to:
Make and schedule payments using your bank account or debit card.
Check your balance (view payment amount and due date)
Review Payment History
Customers who make their payments through the Apoyo Financiero App or with their barcode will not be charged any administrative fees.
Manage your account from anywhere at any time!
Download the Apoyo Financiero App today to:
Make and schedule payments using your bank account or debit card.
Check your balance (view payment amount and due date)
Review Payment History
Customers who make their payments through the Apoyo Financiero App or with their barcode will not be charged any administrative fees.
Manage your account from anywhere at any time!
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Financial Literacy
Apoyo Financiero reports your payment history to several credit information bureaus so that you can start creating your own credit profile. Therefore, it's crucial that you understand personal credit reports and your credit rating (or score):
The Credit Bureau will start to grade your payment behavior through points or a score. The higher your points or score is, the better your credit.
Make loan payments on time and for the correct amount.
Remember to never assume a debt on behalf of other people because if they do not fulfill the payment obligations, your credit profile will be adversely affected.
Keep your outstanding debt as low as you can. Continually extending your credit close to your limit is viewed unfavorably.
There are 5 crucial aspects to consider:
a. Payment HistoryAlso known as payment performance, is the record you've established by either paying your bills on a timely manner or by paying late.
b. Amount Due: Is the money you owe per account. It also informs you about the credit percentage you have used and the percentage of the debt you still owe.
c. Length of Credit History: Is the amount of time that has passed since you opened the accounts.
d. New Credit: Is the updated information of the accounts you have opened and the credit applications you've made recently.
The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) requires that Apoyo Financiero, Inc. provide information regarding our Financial Literacy Program, which is delivered by the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) online. The Financial Literacy Program offered by Apoyo Financiero and the National Financial Literacy Council (NFEC) is available free of charge for all our clients. You can register for the program at the following site: https://ocl.apoyo-financiero.com
The Credit Bureau will start to grade your payment behavior through points or a score. The higher your points or score is, the better your credit.
Make loan payments on time and for the correct amount.
Remember to never assume a debt on behalf of other people because if they do not fulfill the payment obligations, your credit profile will be adversely affected.
Keep your outstanding debt as low as you can. Continually extending your credit close to your limit is viewed unfavorably.
There are 5 crucial aspects to consider:
a. Payment HistoryAlso known as payment performance, is the record you've established by either paying your bills on a timely manner or by paying late.
b. Amount Due: Is the money you owe per account. It also informs you about the credit percentage you have used and the percentage of the debt you still owe.
c. Length of Credit History: Is the amount of time that has passed since you opened the accounts.
d. New Credit: Is the updated information of the accounts you have opened and the credit applications you've made recently.
The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) requires that Apoyo Financiero, Inc. provide information regarding our Financial Literacy Program, which is delivered by the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) online. The Financial Literacy Program offered by Apoyo Financiero and the National Financial Literacy Council (NFEC) is available free of charge for all our clients. You can register for the program at the following site: https://ocl.apoyo-financiero.com