Business Line Of Credit

Apply for a business line of credit with Virtuous Funding and get a credit line worth $6K – $200K.

Revolving

Credit line worth $6K-$200K

Flexible

12, 18 or 24 months repayment terms

Customizable

Monthly or weekly payments

What is a Virtuous Funding Line Of Credit?

A business line of credit from Virtuous Funding is a flexible funding option that gives your business access to a set credit limit. You can draw funds as needed, and the money is typically deposited directly into your business checking account.

You only pay interest on the amount you use, and as you repay your balance, your available credit replenishes—similar to how a credit card works.

This makes a line of credit ideal for managing cash flow, covering operational expenses, or handling unexpected costs, giving your business reliable access to working capital when you need it most.

Key Benefits of a Virtuous Funding Line of Credit

Only pay for what you borrow

Draw funds as needed, and interest is charged only on the amount you use.

Flexible access to funds

Withdraw funds up to your approved limit whenever your business requires them, giving you reliable access to capital.

Strengthen your business credit

We report to business credit bureaus, helping you build your business credit history through timely payments.

Understanding How a Business Line of Credit Works

Unlike a traditional business loan that provides a single lump sum, a Virtuous Funding line of credit lets you borrow up to your approved credit limit, taking only what you need. As you repay your balance, your available credit is replenished, giving you ongoing access to funds without needing to reapply. This flexibility makes it ideal for managing cash flow or supporting ongoing business expenses.

Qualified borrowers can receive a line of credit up to $200,000. Funds can be drawn as needed, and you pay interest only on the amount you use. On-time repayments are reported to business credit bureaus, helping you build and strengthen your business credit history.

Funding that works when you need it

Apply Online

Check if you qualify without affecting your credit score.

Select the right option

An in-house advisor helps you choose the best funding for your business.

Get your Funds

After signing your agreement, your funds are available as per approved terms, giving you reliable access to capital when you need it.

Eligibility Check

5+

year in business

Business

checking account

$150k

annual revenue

620

personal FICO® score

FAQs: Business Line of Credit

What’s the difference between a business line of credit and a business term loan?

A business line of credit provides ongoing access to funds up to a set credit limit. You borrow only what you need, and as you repay, your available credit replenishes. This makes it ideal for managing cash flow and other recurring business expenses.

A business term loan provides a one-time lump sum. Interest is charged on the full amount, making it more suitable for large, one-time purchases or investments like equipment or property.

Secured: Requires collateral, such as business equipment, and may offer lower interest rates. However, business assets could be at risk if repayments are missed.

Unsecured: No collateral is required, though a personal guarantee may be needed. While interest rates may be higher, your business assets remain protected.

The ideal line of credit depends on your business needs—loan amount, interest rate, repayment schedule, and flexibility all matter. Evaluate these factors to choose a line that supports your cash flow and growth goals.

  • Flexible borrowing: Take only what you need, when you need it.

  • Ongoing access to funds: Replenishing credit helps manage cash flow and operational expenses.

  • Cost-effective: Interest is typically charged only on the funds used.

  • Cash flow management: Smooth out gaps and ensure your business has funds for both day-to-day operations and growth initiatives.

Loan amounts depend on your business’s financial health and credit profile. Strong finances and good credit generally allow for higher credit limits and better terms. Virtuous Funding offers qualified businesses access to lines of credit up to $200,000.