The specific documents required for a business loan can vary depending on the type of loan you're applying for. However, common documents typically requested by us include:

1. Bank statements: Typically for the past three to six months to demonstrate your business's cash flow and financial stability.

2. Tax returns: Business tax returns for the past 2 years.

3. Business debt schedule: A list of your current business debts and obligations. (If apply).

4. Personal financial statements: Especially if you're a small business owner or applying for a startup loan, lenders may require personal financial information to assess your creditworthiness.

Depending on your specific situation and requirements, we may request additional documents such as business contracts, lease agreements, or industry-specific licenses or certifications; however we are always able to meet your needs.

The timeline for receiving funds can vary depending on the type of product; Here are some specifications:

• Business loan; We offer faster approval and funding processes compared to traditional banks. You may receive funds in as little as 1-3 business days after approval, sometimes even within 24 hours.

• Business line of credit; If you're approved for a business line of credit, you may have immediate access to funds up to your approved credit limit. This allows you to draw funds as needed, making it a convenient option for ongoing or unexpected expenses.

• Invoice financing or factoring; If you're using invoice financing or factoring, the timeline for receiving funds can be relatively quick, often within a few days after the lender verifies the invoices.

1. Healthcare: This includes businesses such as medical practices, clinics, and healthcare facilities.

2. Professional services: Businesses in fields like accounting, legal services, consulting, and marketing.

3. Technology: Technology companies, including software development firms, IT consulting businesses, and tech startups.

4. Manufacturing: Despite the capital-intensive nature of manufacturing.

5. Construction and real estate: Construction companies, real estate developers, and property management firms.

6. Food and beverage: This includes restaurants, food production companies, and beverage manufacturers.

7. Transportation and logistics: Businesses involved in transportation, logistics, and supply chain management.

8. Retail: Retail businesses such as;

• Stores

• Grocery stores and supermarkets

• Pharmacies and drugstores

• Furniture and home decor stores

• Sporting goods stores

• Bookstores and stationery shops

• Convenience stores and gas stations

• Specialty food stores (e.g., bakeries, butchers, gourmet shops)

• Automotive dealerships (selling vehicles and related accessories)

• Jewelry stores

• Toy stores

• Pet stores

• Hardware stores

• Beauty and cosmetics retailers

• Home improvement stores

• Arts and crafts stores

• Garden centers and nurseries

• Outlet malls and discount stores