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About Our Asset Based Loans

Collateral is a piece of property used to secure a loan. When you secure a loan, you put up collateral so that if you can’t pay back the lender, they can sell the equipment and get their money back. Collateral enables large loans to be obtained. When you pledge collateral, the lender assumes less risk and can provide you with a lower interest rate.

What Documentation Will Be Required to Apply?

When a lender wants some assurance that they will not lose all of their money, collateral will be required. If you pledge an asset as collateral, your lender has the right to take action (if you fail to make loan payments) and seize the collateral you used to secure the loan. The collateral will then be sold, and the proceeds will be used to pay off the loan. Lenders would prefer to get their money back and avoid having to go to court, so they try to use collateral as a safeguard.

We Understand Small Business

We understand the importance of timing as leaders in small business growth funding. Unlike most banks, we are committed to providing the most flexible financing options available, as quickly as possible!

Fast

Receive funding within 24 hours of approval

Flexible

Custom tailored approvals specific to your business needs

 

 

Affordable

Save thousands by finding the right program with the lowest rates for your business

 

Step You Will Get The Loan

Just 4 steps to get this funding started!

01.

Check if you’re eligible in 30 seconds

Find out if you qualify for a loan without impacting your credit score.

02.

Apply online in 10 minutes

Provide details about yourself and your business in our online form.

03.

Get your decision

You’ll receive a no-obligation, tailored quote if you’re approved.

04.

Receive your funds typically within 24 hours

If you accept, you’ll receive the funds in your account typically the following day.

Funding For Your Business When You Need It Most

We assist small businesses in obtaining the capital they require to manage challenges and opportunities—and to succeed on their own terms.