Integra Credit Invitation Code: Where It Is and How to Use It
Received a pre-selected loan offer from Integra Credit? The personal invitation code is printed on the letter — not hidden in the QR code. Here's exactly where to look, what the offer means, and the four steps from letter to funded loan.

Where to find your Integra Credit invitation code
Every Integra Credit mail offer follows the same layout. Match the numbers on the sample letter to the notes beside it.
How to use your invitation code
Go to the website printed on the letter
Type myintegracredit.com into your browser. Don't search for it — sponsored results and look-alike sites can appear above the real one.
Enter your invitation code
Type the code exactly as printed, then confirm the identifying details the form asks for, such as your last name and ZIP code.
Complete the short application
Confirm your income, bank account and contact details. Most applicants see a decision within minutes. What you'll need to qualify.
Review your offer, then e-sign
Check the amount, APR, payment schedule and total cost — they may differ from the letter. Sign electronically and funds are sent by direct deposit, often the next business day.
Is the Integra Credit letter real?
Prescreened offers are legitimate marketing, but imitation letters exist. Check these before you enter any information.
Signs the letter is genuine
- Directs you to myintegracredit.com or app.integracredit.com — nowhere else
- Names TAB Bank, Quill Bank or a licensed Integra Credit company as lender, and Deinde Financial, LLC as servicer
- Includes a prescreen opt-out notice (required by federal law)
- States the amount is "up to" a figure and that final terms depend on your application
- Never asks for a fee, gift card or payment before funding
Red flags
- Asks you to pay a "processing", "insurance" or "release" fee up front
- Promises a guaranteed amount with no application
- Sends you to a different domain, a text-message link or a social-media page
- Pressures you to act within hours or threatens consequences
- Asks for your full bank login password rather than account and routing numbers
Not expecting offers? You can opt out of prescreened credit offers from all major bureaus at OptOutPrescreen.com. Read more about how we verified Integra Credit is legitimate.
You don't need an invitation code to apply
The code only pre-fills part of the form. Anyone in a state where Integra Credit lends can apply online in about five minutes — same underwriting, same $0 origination fee, same next-business-day funding.
Invitation code FAQ
Where is my Integra Credit invitation code?
The personal invitation code is printed on the letter itself — typically directly below the offer-amount box and near the QR code and the website address. It is not embedded in the QR code, so after scanning you still need to type the code in by hand.
What website do I use for the Integra Credit mail offer?
Use the address printed on your letter. Integra Credit mail offers direct you to myintegracredit.com, which opens the offer portal on app.integracredit.com. Avoid searching for the site name and clicking ads — type the URL from the letter.
Does "pre-approved" mean I am guaranteed the loan?
No. A pre-approved or pre-selected letter means you passed an initial prescreen based on credit-bureau data. You still complete a full application, and the final amount, APR and term can differ from the letter. Some applicants are not approved after the full review.
Can I cash the check in the letter?
There is no cashable check. The amount shown is an invitation to apply for up to that figure. Any funds you receive are sent by direct deposit after you are approved and sign your agreement.
What if my invitation code expired or I lost the letter?
You can still apply the normal way on the website — the invitation code only speeds up the form by pre-filling your details. Your rate and amount are determined by the same underwriting either way.
How do I stop receiving Integra Credit letters?
Prescreened offers are based on credit-bureau lists. You can opt out of prescreened credit offers through the official OptOutPrescreen.com service, which covers all major bureaus, for five years or permanently.
Ready to see your offer?
Enter your code at the address on your letter, or apply without one. Checking your rate doesn't affect your credit score.