Check Cashing in Claymont, DE

Do you have a check that you need to be cashed fast? There’s nothing more frustrating than having to wait to retrieve your money due to circumstances out of your control. Unlike banks, we have flexible, convenient hours so we can put cash in your hands when you need it. Traditional banks also designate that a check needs to be cashed within a certain period of time and put holds on certain checks for any number of days. At United Check Cashing, we believe you have the right to obtain your money on your own terms! That’s why we offer flexible options for check cashing.

United Check Cashing serves the needs of consumers who seek an alternative to traditional banking institutions. Our professional, bank-like centers provide a friendly, safe, and welcoming atmosphere for customers to access their money quickly and easily.

United Check Cashing will cash a variety of checks, including:

• Payroll checks
• Personal checks
• Checks made payable to a company
• Income tax refund checks
• Government checks
• Insurance settlement checks
• Money orders
• Rebate Checks

 

Why Choose United Check Cashing?

 

United Check Cashing provides customers with instant cash for their checks. Our approval process is simple – all you need is a photo ID. No bank account is required and there are no holds on the money while waiting for the funds to clear. We have very reasonable rates and our process is fast, convenient and available to everyone in Claymont, DE. We can also cash checks payable to your business. Get instant cash so you can get supplies, pay employees and other bills. Visit our business account page for more information.

 

If you need a check cashed quickly, contact us today or visit our Claymont location!

 

3722 Philadelphia Pike
Claymont, DE 19703

Phone: (302) 792-7525

Mon-Thurs: 9am-6pm, Fri: 9am-8pm, Sat: 9am-5pm, Sun: Closed

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Claymont is located in New Castle County near the mouth on Naamans Creek on the Delaware River. The town has a population of 8,253. The area developed from a primarily agricultural community in the mid-19th century into a suburban resort area for wealthy Philadelphia families, and in the early 20th century into an industrial working community.