Working capital for the day-to-day.
When cash flow timing doesn’t line up, a working capital loan helps you stay on track. Cover expenses, handle short-term needs, and keep things moving without getting stuck in a complicated process. IOU Financial keeps it simple, with clear terms and fast access to funding.

Who qualifies for working capital through IOU's network?
Getting funding should not feel out of reach. If you run a business with steady revenue and at least a year in operation, you could be a great fit.
1 year in business or more
We support businesses that have established operations and understand their customer base.
$10,000 or more in monthly revenue
A clear picture of monthly income helps us structure a loan that fits your practice comfortably.
A personal credit score of 650 or higher
We work with business owners across a wide range of credit backgrounds.

Quick Answers: Your Finance Questions Solved.
A working capital loan is short-term funding designed to help cover everyday business expenses like payroll, inventory, rent, and vendor payments. It’s meant to keep your business running smoothly when cash flow timing doesn’t line up.
Working capital can be used for day-to-day needs like payroll, inventory, rent, utilities, repairs, and other operating expenses. It’s not typically used for large, long-term investments—it’s there to support your business in the short term.
Yes. IOU Financial connects you with advisors who can help you understand your options and choose funding that fits your business—not just what’s available.
Working capital is typically structured as a lump sum you receive upfront, while a line of credit lets you draw funds as needed over time. Both help with cash flow, but they work differently depending on how you prefer to access and manage funds.
Many businesses can receive funding in as little as one day after approval. IOU Financial focuses on quick decisions and fast access so you can handle expenses without delays.
The amount you qualify for depends on factors like your revenue, time in business, and overall financial profile. Our network works with a wide range of businesses to find funding that fits your situation.
No. While credit is part of the evaluation, many business owners qualify with a credit score of at least 650. We look at the full picture, including your business performance.

Ready to accelerate your business?
Start your financing journey with a simple, transparent application process. We succeed when your business succeeds, which is why doing right by small business owners will always come first.




