The right option depends on what you need, how fast you need it, your credit profile, and — for business funding — your revenue and cash flow.
0% intro APR business credit
Use strong credit to create business buying power.
Qualifying business credit cards may offer an introductory 0% APR period. We help you understand the strategy, the qualification factors, and what happens when the introductory period ends.
Card issuer approval is required. Introductory periods and terms vary by card.
Business line of credit
Capital you can draw when the business needs it.
A revolving line may help with inventory, payroll, marketing, seasonal costs, and unexpected expenses.
Eligibility, rates, fees, and repayment terms vary by provider.
Personal term loans
One lump sum. A set repayment plan.
Explore personal loan options for eligible personal needs. Rates, amounts, and terms depend on the lender and your financial profile.
Not all applicants qualify.
Merchant cash advance
Fast business capital based mainly on business sales.
An MCA may help with a short-term, time-sensitive business need when other funding does not fit. It can also cost more than traditional credit, so cash-flow impact matters.
An MCA is generally a purchase of future business receivables, not a traditional loan.