Business capital
Capital that fits the business behind it
Start with the need and the cash flow that will repay it. We match it to the structure that makes sense and tell you what each one really costs.
Discuss my funding needAsset-based lending
Revolving capital backed by eligible business assets
- Consider for
- Companies with receivables, inventory or equipment
- Review
- Eligible assets, existing liens, financial position
- Prepare
- Financials, receivables aging, asset records
Capital against eligible unpaid B2B invoices
- Consider for
- B2B businesses waiting for customer payments
- Review
- Customer credit, invoice age, disputes
- Prepare
- Invoice list, customer list, aging report
A defined amount repaid over an agreed term
- Consider for
- A defined purchase, expansion or eligible refinance
- Review
- Cash flow, time in business, credit, collateral
- Prepare
- Bank statements, tax returns, financials
SBA-backed financing for eligible business needs
- Consider for
- Businesses meeting current program and lender requirements
- Review
- SBA rules, lender underwriting, use of funds
- Prepare
- Financials, tax returns, ownership details
Availability, approval, costs and terms depend on underwriting and provider requirements.
Not sure which one?
Match the need to the product
| If you need… | Look at | Because |
|---|---|---|
| Cash while customers pay in 30–90 days | Invoice factoring | Advances against unpaid B2B invoices |
| A revolving facility backed by assets | Asset-based lending | Borrowing base grows with receivables and inventory |
| A set amount for a set purpose | Term loan | Repayment terms are set by the provider |
| SBA-backed funding for an eligible business need | SBA financing | SBA and lender requirements apply |
Ready when you are