Funding Circle makes FlexiPay product available via brokers
FlexiPay is a revolving line of credit that allows borrowers to spread the cost of a variety of business expenses.
"When talking to our brokers and to small businesses we know how important a short-term, line of credit product is to help businesses manage their cashflow."
Small business lending platform, Funding Circle, has made its new product, FlexiPay, available for brokers to offer their clients who currently have a Funding Circle business loan. The launch of FlexiPay means small business borrowers can now also borrow, pay and spend with Funding Circle.
FlexiPay is a revolving line of credit that allows borrowers to spread the cost of a variety of business expenses, helping SMEs to manage their cashflow. The product solves a significant pain point for SMEs, as 67% of small businesses say cashflow is their biggest issue.
Borrowers simply enter the account details of the bill or invoice they’d like to pay within their FlexiPay account, and Funding Circle pays it on their behalf. Borrowers then repay in three equal monthly instalments. Once repayments have been made, the credit is then available to use again.
Introducing FlexiPay to Funding Circle’s product offering gives businesses access to short-term finance when they need it and with no commitment.
Matt Barton, sales director at Funding Circle, said: “We’re excited to make FlexiPay available for our brokers to offer their clients who have a business loan with us. This means SMEs can now not only borrow, but pay and spend with Funding Circle too.
"When talking to our brokers and to small businesses we know how important a short-term, line of credit product is to help businesses manage their cashflow. We’re seeing strong demand for FlexiPay and many first-time users now regularly use the product to help them spread the cost of invoices or payments.”
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