Oklahoma Pawnbrokers Association
Founded in 1972, our organization is committed to improving the Pawn Industry in Oklahoma by promoting professional standards and service with integrity. Our members adhere to the OPA code of ethics and best practices. To find a reliable OPA pawnbroker, look for the OPA sticker on your local pawn shop's door.
Become A Member
The benefits of joining our association:
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A lobbyist representing and protecting your interests at the Oklahoma State legislature.
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An experienced attorney representing OPA Members for legal matters.
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Information regarding the political environment, state and federal regulations sent to you.
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Access to the “Members Only” pages of this website.
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"Members Only" weblinks.
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Group “ME” members only pawn alerts.
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Coalition Convention with TAP (Texas Association of Pawnbrokers).
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OPA Code of Ethics.
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Key Contact lists and preferred vendor list.
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Semi-Quarterly Board Meetings.
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Virtual Google Meets
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Digital News Letter
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Members Only Facebook Page
We highly recommend pawnbrokers to become members of the OPA, a non-profit association that relies on member and associate member dues to provide resources and a lobbyist working on their behalf. By becoming a member, pawnbrokers can ensure the livelihood of their family and business, and support the OPA in fighting for their interests. It's a investment with significant benefits.
Service With Integrity
Honorable Rules
Practices to Follow
List of Current Members
Donations
To ensure that the Association remains proactive and supportive on your behalf, we require your support. Some Pawnbrokers have already decided to contribute extra money to the OPA to help cover the cost of retaining our OPA Lobbyist, who keeps us informed and ready to take legislative action to protect your interests.
We welcome any donations towards our annual meeting, which will help us bring in new vendors and featured guest speakers who represent our industry on a national level. We also encourage our members to attend any of our Quarterly Board meetings and become active participants protecting the OPA and our industry.