Promissory Note for Colorado

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What's inside your Colorado Promissory Note

Every clause reflects Colorado law, so you don't have to research it yourself.

Colorado's general usury cap is 8% without a written rate agreement (C.R.S. §5-12-101); a separate written-agreement statute (C.R.S. §5-13-103) allows higher rates for many loan categories.

Because the written agreement is what unlocks the higher rate, a clear, signed promissory note matters especially in Colorado.

Electronic signatures on promissory notes are valid under the Colorado Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (C.R.S. §24-71.3-101).

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Promissory Note in Colorado — FAQ

Yes. Without one, the cap is 8% per year (C.R.S. §5-12-101). A separate written-agreement statute (C.R.S. §5-13-103) allows higher rates for many loan categories.