A Business Line of Credit (LOC) provides a flexible financing option that allows businesses to access funds up to a certain credit limit. Unlike a traditional loan, businesses only pay interest on the amount they borrow, rather than the full credit limit. This revolving credit facility helps businesses manage cash flow gaps, finance short-term needs, and cover unexpected expenses.
Equipment loans provide businesses with the necessary capital to purchase or lease new or used equipment. The equipment itself serves as collateral, meaning businesses can secure financing based on the value of the equipment they wish to acquire. This type of loan is ideal for companies in need of heavy machinery, vehicles, technology, or other operational equipment without disrupting their cash flow.
This program offers SBA-backed loans for businesses, with funding amounts up to $5 million, flexible terms, and specific requirements for business profitability and personal credit.
Fix and Flip Financing is a short-term loan designed specifically for real estate investors who purchase properties to renovate and resell at a profit. These loans are typically used for residential properties that need repairs or upgrades before being resold. The financing covers the purchase price and renovation costs, and is paid back after the property is sold or refinanced.
Crypto Financing allows individuals or institutional investors to access liquidity by using cryptocurrencies as collateral. This type of loan is designed for those who wish to leverage their cryptocurrency holdings without the need to sell them. By offering crypto-backed loans, clients can retain their crypto assets while gaining access to immediate funds for other investment opportunities, debt repayment, or other personal or business needs.
Inventory Financing provides businesses with the capital they need by leveraging existing inventory as collateral. This type of loan is ideal for businesses that need quick access to cash but do not want to sell their inventory. The loan can help with purchasing more inventory, managing operational expenses, or bridging short-term cash flow gaps. By using inventory as collateral, businesses can unlock liquidity without sacrificing their assets