We move quickly to set the record straight. When you identify an inaccuracy on Nimbus Loans, we cross-check it against an authoritative source within 48 hours, revise the content, and document the change openly on this page. No entries appear yet—the platform debuted anew in May 2026—but this resource explains precisely how our accountability system operates and what you can anticipate.
Does a 48-hour window lag for time-sensitive financial choices?
No. The 48-hour window is for our deep verification against primary sources—not for leaving wrong information live. When you flag an error, we acknowledge receipt within 24 hours. If the issue is serious, we can add a warning note immediately while we investigate. The full correction, with source documentation, follows within 48 hours.
We do not guess. We do not trust press releases. We pull loan terms directly from state regulatory filings, lender disclosures, and federal databases.
Do you simply erase feedback you'd prefer to ignore?
We publish every correction we make. The log lives on this page permanently. Right now it reads "No corrections have been issued yet—this site relaunched in May 2026." When the first one hits, you will see the date, the original error, the corrected information, and the primary source we used.
We also link to our full fact-checking policy so you can read the standards we apply to every number on this site.
Are errors on outdated content concealed from view?
Every page carries a "Last reviewed" date. This page shows May 25, 2026. When we correct something, we update that date and note the change in the log. You can check any page's freshness in seconds.
Old mistakes do not get buried. They get fixed and flagged.
Which fixes merit inclusion in our public record?
We log three things: factual errors in numbers, outdated regulatory information, and broken source links. We do not log typos, style changes, or updated lender rates that shift daily—those refresh automatically.
If a state cap changes or a lender exits a market, that triggers a correction. If we misstated a fee structure, that triggers a correction. If we wrote "24 hours" when we meant "48 hours," that triggers a correction.
What's the proper channel for submitting an issue?
Follow this checklist to get your issue to the right person fast:
- Find the specific sentence or number you believe is wrong
- Grab the URL of the page and the "Last reviewed" date shown
- Email corrections@nimbusloans.com with "Correction Request" in the subject line
- Include your source—a state regulator link, a lender disclosure, a court filing
- Expect receipt confirmation within 24 hours
- Check this page within 48 hours for the public log update
We prioritize issues that affect borrowing decisions. If our fact-checking policy missed something, we want to know.
Frequently asked questions on our error-handling protocol
What happens if you're wrong about a loan being legal in my state?
We verify against state regulatory filings within 48 hours. If we erred, we remove the lender from our comparison tool, update the state guide, and log both corrections publicly. We do not give legal advice—consult a licensed attorney for your specific situation.
Can I see what you got wrong before?
Yes. The public log on this page shows every correction since May 2026. Currently it shows no corrections have been issued yet—this site relaunched in May 2026. When entries appear, they include the date, original error, correction, and primary source.
Why 48 hours and not immediately?
Receipt happens within 24 hours. The full 48 hours lets us pull primary documents—state regulatory databases, federal filings, signed lender disclosures—rather than trusting secondary sources. Speed matters, but accuracy matters more for money decisions.
Do you pay people who find errors?
No. We do not offer bounties. We treat every report the same, whether it comes from a borrower, a competitor, or a regulator.
What if I need a correction for a loan I'm taking out tomorrow?
Do not wait on us. If you see conflicting information, contact your state financial regulator directly or consult a nonprofit credit counselor. Our 48-hour verification timeline is not designed for same-day borrowing decisions. We publish this page so you know our limits.
Our rationale for creating this transparency hub
Most comparison sites bury their mistakes. We put ours where you can find them—because payday loans are expensive enough without bad information making them worse. Our fact-checking policy explains how we gather data. This page shows you how we fix it when we fail.
Last reviewed: May 25, 2026.