(a) An installment lender may pay the proceeds from or otherwise fund an installment loan to the consumer in the form of a monetary instrument, prepaid debit card, Automated Clearing House transfer, electronic check, other form of electronic transfer, money order, or cash.

Terms Used In Hawaii Revised Statutes 480J-9

  • Consumer: means a natural person who is the buyer, lessee, or debtor to whom credit is granted in a transaction that is primarily for that natural person's personal, family, or household purposes. See Hawaii Revised Statutes 480J-1
  • Installment loan: means a loan made pursuant to this chapter. See Hawaii Revised Statutes 480J-1
  • Instrument: means a method of payment that may include a debit card payment, Automated Clearing House transfer, electronic check or other forms of electronic transfers, money order, cash, personal check signed by the consumer, or any other method of loan payment authorized by this part or by rule adopted by the commissioner pursuant to chapter 91 and made payable to a person subject to this chapter. See Hawaii Revised Statutes 480J-1
  • lender: means any person who is in the business of offering or making a consumer loan, who arranges a consumer loan for a third party, or who acts as an agent for a third party, regardless of whether the third party is exempt from licensure under this chapter or whether approval, acceptance, or ratification by the third party is necessary to create a legal obligation for the third party, through any method including mail, telephone, the Internet, or any electronic means. See Hawaii Revised Statutes 480J-1
(b) An installment lender shall not negotiate or present an instrument for payment unless the instrument is endorsed with the actual business name of the lender.
(c) Prior to an installment lender negotiating or presenting the instrument, a consumer may redeem any instrument held by the lender as a result of an installment loan if the consumer pays the full amount of the instrument to the lender.