“Empowering Your Business with Flexible Credit”
Our Merchant Line of Credit Process
Our streamlined process ensures you get the line of credit your business needs quickly and efficiently.
“Flexible Credit, Empowered Growth”
Why Choose Our Line of Credit?
Flexible Access to Funds
On-Demand Financing
Competitive Interest Rates
Affordable Credit Solutions
Tailored Credit Limits
Custom Credit Limits
Unlock Your Business Potential with Lines of Credit
Fast Funds, Flexible Solutions
“Real Success Stories, Real Results”
Customer Reviews
Hear From Our Satisfied Clients.
Fundora Funding’s line of credit has been a lifeline for our business. The application process was straightforward, and the approval was incredibly fast. Having access to flexible funds has allowed us to manage our cash flow effectively and take advantage of growth opportunities as they arise.
Michael T
Samantha K
“Your Questions, Answered Clearly”
Frequently Asked Questions
Find all the information you need about our business lines of credit with our
comprehensive FAQs, designed to address your most common concerns.
Typically, you will need to provide 3-6 months of recent bank statements, an application with basic business details, a driver’s license, a voided check, and proof of address. Some lenders may also allow you to securely link your business bank account for easier verification.
Credit limits vary depending on the lender and your business’s financial profile. At Fundora Financing, we offer credit lines up to $250,000, with the potential for the limit to increase based on good repayment history and ongoing financial health.
A business line of credit provides access to a predetermined amount of funds that you can draw from as needed. You only pay interest on the amount you use, and as you repay the borrowed amount, your credit line is replenished, making it a flexible financing option for managing cash flow and covering unexpected expenses.
Eligibility typically depends on factors such as your business’s monthly revenue, the owner’s credit score, time in business, and overall financial health. Most lenders require a minimum monthly revenue of $20,000 and a credit score of 600 or higher.