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Pawnbroker Bonds

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Coverage Amount: $1,000 - $50,000
Term Length: 1 year
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What Are Virginia Pawnbroker Bonds?

Virginia pawnbroker bonds ensure that pawnshops follow regulations and operate honestly. They protect government entities and consumers from financial harm if a pawnshop owner or dealer is fraudulent or noncompliant with licensing laws. 

Who Needs a Pawnbroker/Secondhand Dealer Bond in Virginia?

Virginia state code requires a minimum $50,000 pawnbroker surety bond for licensing anywhere in the state. There is also a separate Scott County Pawnbroker Bond requirement for brokers operating in the county. 

Pawnshop bonds provide a financial guarantee that you will follow government regulations. If you violate the bond terms, the surety provider will compensate the claimant up to the full bond amount. 

How Much Does a Pawnbroker Bond Cost in Virginia?

Virginia pawnbroker bond premiums typically cost 0.5–5% of the total bond coverage amount based on credit score. For example, premiums start at $250 for a statewide Virginia pawnbroker bond with $50,000 in coverage. Select your bond below and apply to get a free, no-obligation quote within one business day. 

Bond Type
$1,000-$50,000Pawnbroker Bond
$50,000Scott County Pawnbroker Bond

SuretyBonds.com does not charge any additional brokerage fees. 

How Do I Apply for a Virginia Pawnshop Bond?

With SuretyBonds.com, you can get your Virginia pawnshop bond quickly, easily and affordably:

  1. Submit a quick request form.
  2. Receive a quote and invoice within one business day. 
  3. Checkout online or over the phone. 
  4. Receive your bond documentation via email or mail. 

Once you receive your bond, file it with your government licensing agency to become officially bonded

Call 1 (800) 308-4358 to talk with a Surety Expert