A type of business financing where a company receives a lump sum of cash from a lender in exchange for a portion of its future receivables.

Traditional term loans that provide the reliable, long-term financing needed to fuel growth and stability.

Designed to empower businesses with flexible, ongoing access to funds with a maximum limit of up to $1 million.

A powerful financing option backed by the U.S. government to support small businesses with favorable terms.

A collateralized real estate loan with prime rates, often structured as a second mortgage, is a type of loan secured by the equity in a property, where the borrower already has a primary mortgage. The term "collateralized" refers to the property itself serving as the collateral, meaning the lender can seize the property if the borrower defaults.

Transforming unpaid invoices into immediate working capital, alleviating the common cash flow bottlenecks caused by delayed customer payments.

A targeted funding solution that enables small and medium-sized businesses to fulfill large customer orders without depleting their working capital, particularly when upfront costs for materials, production, or shipping exceed available cash reserves.

A tailored asset-based lending solution that empowers small and medium-sized businesses to acquire essential machinery, vehicles, or technology without draining working capital reserves.

A streamlined merchant services solution designed to help small and medium-sized businesses efficiently accept and process card payments, enhancing cash flow and customer convenience.