Solutions · Small business funding
Capital that keeps you in control of your business.
Equipment, working capital, or funding to expand — the right structure gives you liquidity without giving up ownership. We explain the options and connect you with lending partners that fit.
Financing options
Each structure depends on what the money is for, what you can offer as collateral, and how you want to repay.
Term loan
Funding upfront, repaid with interest over a set term. Suited to larger, planned investments with predictable repayment.
Equipment financing
The equipment is the collateral. Get it now and pay it off over its useful life without draining working capital.
Accounts receivable financing
Borrow against outstanding invoices to turn receivables into working capital, often at lower rates.
Merchant cash advance
Funding against future card sales, repaid as a share of daily sales so payments track revenue.
Business line of credit
A revolving line: draw what you need and pay interest only on what you use. Useful for inventory, payroll, and seasonal gaps.
29% of businesses fail because they run out of cash.
What do you need to qualify?
3+ months in business
Our partners’ top financing options start from as little as three months of trading.
$5,000+ monthly gross sales
Roughly $60,000 in annual gross sales is the usual minimum.
All credit profiles
Options exist across credit profiles; there is no minimum FICO score to apply.
Dhaxle is not a lender. Financing is provided by third-party lending partners; eligibility, rates, and terms are set by the lender and subject to approval.
Not sure which option fits?
Tell us what you need the capital for and we'll point you to the right structure.
Contact our team