Important Disclosures
Understand the funding options and information presented here.
Business-purpose financing
fundu Business Funding, powered by PCG Capital, helps business owners explore financing. Website information is not a commitment to lend. Participating providers determine eligibility and final terms.
Programs and costs
Amounts, fees, repayment schedules and documentation vary. Review total cost, guarantees, collateral, payment obligations and early payoff terms before accepting an offer. Availability and funding timing are subject to underwriting.
Different structures
Loans, credit lines, equipment financing, factoring and purchases of future receivables have different structures. A receivables purchase should not be treated as a conventional loan.
Educational information
General website content does not replace individualized legal, tax, accounting or financial advice.
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Questions about Important Disclosures
Does website information constitute an offer?
No. Program descriptions and guidelines are general information. Final terms come from the applicable financing provider.
Why do terms differ between offers?
Providers may use different eligibility criteria, structures, documentation requirements and pricing. Review each complete agreement.
Are all funding options conventional loans?
No. Credit lines, loans, factoring and purchases of receivables have different structures and obligations.