Unsecured Bank
Business Line of Credit

🔹Unsecured Bank Business Line of Credit Services:

When operating a business in the U.S., most businesses constantly need working capital, and having funds secured in advance to prepare for unexpected situations can greatly help maintain business stability.


If you need funding over $250,000, the SBA 10-year term loan program may be suitable. However, if you need funding under $250,000, many business owners prefer an unsecured business line of credit because:


  • Funds can be obtained quickly (within 3–5 weeks)

  • Only monthly interest payments are required

  • You can draw funds only when needed

  • The repaid amount becomes available again for future use

However, since each bank has different guidelines and underwriting standards, many business owners give up after being declined by just one or two banks.  


We work in partnership with multiple banks and financial companies across the U.S. to help you get pre-approved by several banks with a single application, and we guide you all the way through to funding completion with care.


Also, because banks do not pay brokers or advisors directly for their efforts, there is a one-time fee only if the funding is successfully completed — and in return, you gain the following advantages:

 



✅ Key Benefits:

  • Multiple pre-approvals from different banks with a single application

  • One or more loan options to choose from

  • Competitive low interest rates

  • Interest-only monthly payments

  • Faster and simpler funding than SBA (within 3–5 weeks)

  • Reusable credit limit (works like a credit card)

  • Dedicated support from start to finish

  • One-time fee only after funding

  • Free pre-approval without affecting your credit score

🔹What is an Unsecured Bank Business Line of Credit?

Unsecured Bank Business Line of Credit is a revolving credit product that allows businesses to access working capital as needed, through a credit line approved by a bank without requiring collateral.


  • Unsecured: Approval is possible without offering any collateral such as real estate, deposits, or equipment.

  • Business Line of Credit: A revolving credit line where a business is given a fixed limit, and can draw funds as needed within that limit. As the borrowed amount is repaid, the credit becomes available again (similar to a credit card structure).

  • Bank Product: Approval is determined by the bank based on personal and business credit scores, financial statements, and tax returns.

 

 

✅ Key Features

Item Description
Collateral Not required (unsecured)
Interest Rate Variable,  Prime + margin (typically 1% – 5%)
Credit Score Generally 700+ personal credit score
Credit Limit $50,000 to $250,000 (varies by bank and business financials)
Repayment Interest is charged only on the drawn amount. Monthly interest-only payments are possible. Credit replenishes as you repay.
Eligibility
  • At least 2 years in business
  • minimum $400,000 in annual revenue
  • U.S. permanent resident or citizen
  • no judgments or tax liens
  • at least 7 years since any bankruptcy
Excluded Industries Gambling, bail bonds, pawn shops, non-profits, farming, and car dealerships
 

 

📑 Required Documents for Pre-Approval

  • Last year’s business tax return or recent Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet, plus the year-before-last tax return

  • Most recent 3 months of business bank statements

  • Driver’s license

  • Completed application form

*What is the Prime Rate?

The Prime Rate refers to the base interest rate that banks in the U.S. apply when lending to corporations with the highest credit ratings.

In the U.S., the Prime Rate is typically based on the rates announced by major banks such as Wells Fargo, Chase, and Citi. These banks play a leading role in the economy and hold significant positions in the financial markets, so the Prime Rates they set often influence overall interest rate trends in the market.

As a result, the U.S. Prime Rate has a major impact on both domestic and international financial markets and is commonly used as a benchmark rate for various financial products such as mortgages, business loans, and more.