The gap between paying and being paid

You pay your suppliers before your customers pay you. A short-term loan covers the days in between.

  1. Supplier paid
  2. Cash without a loan
  3. Cash with a loan
  4. Customer pays
  5. Repayment
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The terms of your loan

We set them for each loan after reviewing your business. You receive them in writing before you sign.

Amount
Term
Interest and fees
Repayment
Security

To be confirmedThe amounts, terms and prices we offer.

What a loan can pay for

  • Everyday costs

    Business expenses that fall due while income is on its way.

  • Cash flow gaps

    A temporary gap between what you owe and what you are owed.

  • Stock

    Buying stock and keeping enough of it.

  • Suppliers

    Supplier payments and other commercial obligations.

  • New work

    New orders and changes in what your business needs.

All of these are loans to companies.

How we decide

  1. Your business

    We start with your business, how it runs and what you need the money for.

  2. Your finances

    We review your financial information and your ability to repay.

  3. The loan

    We work out the amount, the term and the repayment.

  4. Our decision

    We tell you our decision and its conditions.

We stay in contact during the loan.

How we assess a loan

Before you apply

Working capital loans are for businesses only. We do not lend to consumers.

A loan is a debt your company repays on the agreed dates. We can decline an application. Before you sign, the agreement states the interest, any fees, what late payment costs and any security.

Before any agreement, the law requires us to identify you, your representative and your beneficial owners, and to ask about the purpose of the agreement and the source of the money.

Read the terms of the financial service, and consult an expert if needed.

Tell us what you need

We will look at your situation and tell you whether we can lend.