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Funding For Technology & Software

We work with a myriad of technology and software sub-industries to provide tailored financing that helps businesses expand, scale, and prosper.

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Technology & Software Financing Questions

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SaaS businesses often use revenue-based financing, term loans, or venture debt to fund growth and customer acquisition.

Yes, fintech companies can access seed funding, convertible notes, and equipment or infrastructure financing depending on their stage and revenue.

Firms can use accounts receivable financing or business credit lines to bridge the gap between contracts and payments.

Absolutely. AI firms can qualify for R&D tax credit loans, venture capital, or innovation-focused financing solutions.

Telecom providers use equipment leasing, infrastructure loans, and working capital financing to expand and upgrade networks.

Yes, many blockchain startups secure funding through venture capital, token-based fundraising, or unsecured business loans.

Yes, recurring revenue loans and ARR-based lending help fund user acquisition and reduce churn without equity dilution.

Software firms can leverage term loans, business lines of credit, or contract-based financing for hiring and development needs.

Yes, automation companies often use equipment financing or lease options to acquire costly machinery and robotic systems.

Tech startups can get approved within 24–48 hours and funded in a few business days with non-traditional lenders.

Not always. Many lenders offer unsecured funding based on revenue, contracts, or business performance rather than physical assets.

Cloud software companies often use revenue-based loans, venture debt, or growth equity to scale infrastructure and services.

Yes, business loans can cover the cost of audits, compliance tools, and certifications like SOC 2 or ISO 27001.

Invoice factoring and accounts receivable financing help tech firms avoid cash flow issues from delayed B2B payments.

Yes, several fintech-friendly lenders offer tailored funding based on transaction volume, user base, or revenue model.

AI startups often rely on revenue-based financing, equity-free growth capital, or milestone-based venture debt to scale.

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