Startup funding
Get ready to serve your first customers with funding for setup costs, initial equipment and early operating expenses. Eligibility depends on the product and your business stage.
Business funding for starting, running and growing
Put your next business move within reach.
Opening stock. Equipment for the next job. Working capital between customer payments. Explore funding options for the expenses and opportunities ahead.
Business lines of credit
Restock inventory and cover recurring costs with draws from an available credit limit. On a revolving line, principal repayments restore borrowing room, subject to the account terms.
Long-term business loans
Put a defined investment in motion with a lump sum for equipment, expansion or another planned expense. Repayment follows an agreed schedule.
Merchant cash advances
Access funds against future business receipts for inventory and operating costs. Frequent collections and the total amount due affect the cash left for other expenses.
Frequently asked questions
What affects eligibility?
Business stage, revenue, cash flow, credit history and existing obligations can affect eligibility. Requirements differ by funding type.
How is a credit line different from a term loan?
A term loan provides a lump sum. A credit line allows repeated draws within an available limit.
Can a startup ask about funding?
Some products require existing revenue; others consider businesses before sales begin. Pre-launch and newly trading businesses have different eligibility criteria.