Direct, in-house business funding. Built for your next chapter.Explore your options

HOW IT WORKS

A clear process.
A direct funding team.

You don’t need to decode a maze of intermediaries. Start with your business, understand the next steps, and make an informed decision.

01

INTRODUCE YOUR BUSINESS

Tell us where
you want to go.

Share your business basics and the funding goal you have in mind. If you want to talk first, you can send a short inquiry or email our team at offers@BizDeckcapital.com.

Start a conversation
02

PREPARE THE INFORMATION

Give the review
the right context.

The application asks about business and owner details, existing funding positions, and your requested range. It also provides a prompt for your three most recent business bank statements, with drawn or typed electronic signature options.

Submit the application only after reviewing the authorization and confirming your consent. Your selected statements and signed application are emailed to our team.

03

REVIEW AND DECIDE

Understand the offer.
Then choose your move.

If approved after review, read the costs, repayment schedule, conditions, and agreement. Ask anything you need to understand. Funding follows the completed requirements of the agreed program.

BE READY FOR THE CONVERSATION

A little preparation
goes a long way.

Business basics

Legal name, address, entity type, operating history, and funding goal.

Current financial context

Revenue context, recent business statements, and existing lender/balance information.

Your questions

Ask about criteria, credit checks, costs, terms, and required documentation.

LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT

Your next chapter starts with a conversation.

Talk with our in-house team about your business goals.

Start an application
YOUR NEXT MOVE

Let’s talk about
your business.

A simple introduction—not a credit application. Review your details, then choose Send inquiry. No application or funding approval is created.

  1. Business
  2. Needs
  3. Contact
  4. Review
Tell us about your business

These ranges help start the conversation. They are not eligibility requirements.