Title Pawn & Title Loan Information by State

Last reviewed on April 27, 2026.

State-by-state summaries: legal status, APR ranges, what lenders typically require, and alternatives. Title-loan rules differ significantly by state — several states ban or effectively prohibit them.

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Alabama

Montgomery & more

Alaska

Juneau & more

Arizona

Phoenix & more

Arkansas

Little Rock & more

California

Sacramento & more

Colorado

Denver & more

Connecticut

Hartford & more

Delaware

Dover & more

Florida

Tallahassee & more

Georgia

Atlanta & more

Hawaii

Honolulu & more

Idaho

Boise & more

Illinois

Springfield & more

Indiana

Indianapolis & more

Iowa

Des Moines & more

Kansas

Topeka & more

Kentucky

Frankfort & more

Louisiana

Baton Rouge & more

Maine

Augusta & more

Maryland

Annapolis & more

Massachusetts

Boston & more

Michigan

Lansing & more

Minnesota

St. Paul & more

Mississippi

Jackson & more

Missouri

Jefferson City & more

Montana

Helena & more

Nebraska

Lincoln & more

Nevada

Carson City & more

New Hampshire

Concord & more

New Jersey

Trenton & more

New Mexico

Santa Fe & more

New York

Albany & more

North Carolina

Raleigh & more

North Dakota

Bismarck & more

Ohio

Columbus & more

Oklahoma

Oklahoma City & more

Oregon

Salem & more

Pennsylvania

Harrisburg & more

Rhode Island

Providence & more

South Carolina

Columbia & more

South Dakota

Pierre & more

Tennessee

Nashville & more

Texas

Austin & more

Utah

Salt Lake City & more

Vermont

Montpelier & more

Virginia

Richmond & more

Washington

Olympia & more

West Virginia

Charleston & more

Wisconsin

Madison & more

Wyoming

Cheyenne & more

Run the numbers first

Before clicking through to a state page, get a sense of what a title loan would actually cost using our calculator.