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How Do I Make Additional Payments?

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We apply any one-time payments directly to your principal balance, reducing the total cost of financing. You can also fully prepay at any time. If you choose to pay off your account early, you won’t owe any additional interest and your monthly payments will end. There are three easy ways to make additional payments:

  1. Easiest and fastest: Contact us at 855-846-015 with the following information:

  • Your loan number

  • Payment amount

  • Date of payment

2. Mail a check with your loan number via standard mail to the following address. (Don't forget to write your loan number on your check):

LendingClub Corporation
P.O. Box 884268
Los Angeles, CA 90088-4268

Send a check via overnight delivery to the following address: (Don't forget to write your loan number on your check.)

Lockbox Services - #0134268
LendingClub Corporation
3440 Flair Dr.
El Monte, CA 91731


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