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The quiet question a careful person has about a young company, answered before it is asked. Nothing on this page depends on us being around to keep it.
Who is who
The two companies on the agreement
Dollar Loans LLC d/b/a Dollar Loanz is a Credit Access Business. Texas credit access business registration: not yet issued. It arranges the funding and charges the Credit Access Business fee. S2 Funding LLC, lender of record, advances the funds and charges the interest. Both are shown in dollars before you sign, and the annual percentage rate is printed once our way of calculating it has been checked.
Servicing — where you pay, who answers, who issues the payoff letter — is the part that could change hands. The agreement itself, and the lien recorded on the title, do not change because the servicer does.
The positions
Its terms are set by the document you signed, not by who happens to be servicing it. A change of servicer does not rewrite the rate, the term, the schedule or the cancellation and prepayment positions printed on it.
Before a payment address, a payment method or a contact route changes, you get it in writing from us. Until you have that notice, keep paying exactly as you do now, and a payment made the old way after a notice is not treated as missed.
The statutory duty to release the lien once the balance is paid sits on whoever holds the lien. It is not a promise of ours that could be left behind; it is the law that attaches to the record itself.
Dollar Loans LLC arranged the agreement as a Credit Access Business, and the Texas Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner regulates credit access businesses. A complaint about how it was arranged goes there, whoever is servicing it today.
Advance notice
Our answer today, with the gap typed as a gap.
Blank on purpose rather than guessed at.
reviewed 2026-09-15
We have not yet published a fixed notice period for a change of servicer. When one is set it will appear here with the date it was set. Until then the commitment is the plain one: you hear from us in writing before anything about where or how you pay changes.
A backup servicer
We do not name a backup servicer, because naming one that has not been contracted would be a fabricated reassurance. If one is contracted, its name lands here and on the processor register before it touches anything.
The title
Quoted from the statute the title page stands on, not restated.
Texas Transportation Code § 501.115(a)
“When a debt or claim secured by a lien has been satisfied, the lienholder shall, within a reasonable time not to exceed the maximum time allowed by Section 348.408 or 353.405(b), Finance Code, as applicable, execute and deliver to the owner, or the owner's designee, a discharge of the lien in a manner prescribed by the department.”
Read the section(opens in a new tab) · verified 2026-09-14
Texas Finance Code § 348.408(b)(2)
“release the holder's lien against the motor vehicle within a reasonable time not later than the 10th day after the date on which the amount is tendered”
Read the section(opens in a new tab) · verified 2026-09-14
The live clock, the evidence we hand over, and who to complain to if it runs over are on the title and lien page.
The regulator
This wording was last reviewed on . It moves when the wording moves, and never before.
Registration status
Texas credit access business registration: not yet issued
Check our registration status with the Office of Consumer Credit CommissionerRegulator
Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner
2601 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, TX 78705
Consumer helpline (800) 538-1579
$2,000 to $50,000. The amount depends on the vehicle and your application. Full fee schedule at /occc. These disclosures are effective September 14, 2026.