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Arizona pawn laws, rates and pawn shops

13% a month for the first two months, then 11% a month. At that maximum, a $500 pawn loan costs $70 for the first month.

Rules checked on October 30, 2026 against the sources below. 114 pawn shops listed, 113 with opening hours.

Arizona pawn loan calculator

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maximum charge for the first month

Total charges
$70
To get your item back
$570
Monthly rate
14.0%

Maximum allowed by state law. A pawn shop can charge less; your pawn ticket shows the real amount.

Pawn shops by city in Arizona

Arizona pawn loan rules

Maximum charge13% a month for the first two months, then 11% a month.
Loan term90 days minimum.
Holding periodsItems bought outright are held 20 days.
ID requiredYou must be 18 and show ID that verifies the required details.
Other feesSetup fee up to $5; up to $5 per firearm; lost ticket up to $7.50; storage up to $5 a month for items over one cubic foot.

What a pawn loan costs in Arizona

LoanFirst month (max)To redeem after 1 month
$100$18$118
$250$37.50$287.50
$500$70$570
$1,000$135$1,135
$2,000$265$2,265

These are ceilings. The charge on your pawn ticket can be lower, and the ticket must show it with the annual percentage rate. To see two or more months, change the months in the calculator above.

Before you pawn in Arizona

Questions

How much does a $500 pawn loan cost in Arizona?

At the legal maximum, $70 for the first month, so $570 to get the item back after one month. A $1,000 loan costs up to $135 for the first month. Shops can charge less.

What ID do I need to pawn in Arizona?

You must be 18 and show ID that verifies the required details.

How many pawn shops are listed in Arizona?

114 pawn shops in 6 cities: Tucson, Mesa, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Chandler, Peoria.

Sources

Compare with other states in the pawn rates by state table.