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Rocket Loans may approve you after the same day you apply. After your application is approved and you accept the offer, it takes 1 business day to receive your funds, which Rocket Loans will send to you by electronic bank transfer. Key Things to Know About Rocket Loans Loan Approval Minimum Credit Score: 640+, according to multiple third party sources Approval Timeline: Same day Funding Timeline: 1 business day Fund Delivery Method: Electronic bank transfer Loan Amount: $2,000 - $45,000 APR: 8.416% - 29.99% Repayment Period: 36 or 60 months If you think a Rocket Loans loan is right for you, check out the full Rocket Loans personal loan review on WalletHub. You can also estimate your potential rates with our free pre-qualification tool.

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Rocket Loans may approve you after the same day you apply. After your application is approved and you accept the offer, it takes 1 business day to receive your funds, which Rocket Loans will send to you by electronic bank transfer.

Key Things to Know About Rocket Loans Loan Approval

Minimum Credit Score: 640+, according to multiple third party sources
Approval Timeline: Same day
Funding Timeline: 1 business day
Fund Delivery Method: Electronic bank transfer
Loan Amount: $2,000 - $45,000
APR: 8.416% - 29.99%
Repayment Period: 36 or 60 months

If you think a Rocket Loans loan is right for you, check out the full Rocket Loans personal loan review on WalletHub. You can also estimate your potential rates with our free pre-qualification tool.

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