Promissory Note for South Carolina

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

South Carolina's default legal rate of interest is 8.75% per year when a contract doesn't specify a rate (S.C. Code §34-31-20) — a written promissory note stating the agreed rate avoids relying on this default.

Consumer loans are separately regulated under the South Carolina Consumer Protection Code (Title 37) — business-to-business notes generally have more flexibility on rate terms.

Electronic signatures on promissory notes are valid under South Carolina's Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (S.C. Code Ann. §26-6-10 et seq.).

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Promissory Note in South Carolina — FAQ

8.75% per year when the note doesn't specify a rate (S.C. Code §34-31-20). Always state the agreed rate in writing rather than relying on this default.