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PayPal Working Capital Loan

PayPal Working Capital

  • Flexible payments
  • One affordable fixed fee
  • No credit check
  • Funding in minutes

Why choose PayPal Working Capital?

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Simple pricing, simple payments

Get to know the basics.

How much can I receive?

PayPal Working Capital is based on your PayPal sales history, so you receive an amount that fits your business.

There’s no credit check when you apply, so there’s no effect on your credit score.

How much does it cost?

How do I repay?

You pay back the loan automatically with a percentage of your sales that you choose when you apply.

The higher your sales, the faster you repay. On days without sales, you won’t pay a thing, but you need to repay a minimum of 5% or 10% every 90 days to keep your loan in good standing.

You can also make manual payments and even pay the loan in full anytime with no early repayment fee.

The PayPal difference

PayPal Working Capital makes it easier for your business to get funding

Application time*
Credit check
Funding time
Repayments
Periodic interest
Fees
Personal Guarantee
Early repayment fee
PayPal Working Capital
5 minutes
No
< 1 minute
A percentage of each PayPal sale
No
One fixed fee
No
No

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