Working Capital
Access capital for payroll, marketing, inventory, seasonal expenses, or other day-to-day operating needs.
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Capital built around your business
Move your business forward with smarter funding.
MWM Equities connects established businesses with flexible commercial funding options designed to support growth, working capital needs, expansion, inventory, equipment, and more.
Streamlined process
Business-focused underwriting
Multiple funding structures
FlexibleFunding structures
FastApplication review process
DirectBusiness-focused communication
ScalableCapital for growth needs
Funding solutions
Capital for the moments that move your business.
Different businesses have different cash-flow needs. We help identify financing structures that align with your operating profile and use of funds.
Term Financing
Structured financing for planned investments, expansion initiatives, acquisitions, or larger strategic business expenses.
Explore options →Business Lines
Flexible access to capital that can support recurring working-capital requirements and changing business needs.
See if you qualify →Equipment Funding
Finance essential equipment, machinery, technology, or other business assets without tying up operating cash.
Request funding →Receivables-Based Options
Funding structures that may leverage eligible business receivables and cash-flow performance.
Learn more →Custom Capital Solutions
For businesses with more complex needs, we evaluate the full operating picture and potential funding structures.
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Business funding profile
Primary focusCash FlowRevenue consistency, time in business, industry, and overall financial profile.
Illustrative only — actual underwriting criteria vary by product and funding source.
Qualification overview
A practical approach to business funding.
Our review considers the operating strength of the business rather than relying on a single data point. Final eligibility and terms depend on the selected product and underwriting requirements.
✓Established operating history
Businesses with a demonstrated track record are generally the best fit.
Businesses with a demonstrated track record are generally the best fit.
✓Consistent business revenue
Recurring deposits and stable revenue help support a stronger funding profile.
Recurring deposits and stable revenue help support a stronger funding profile.
✓Clear use of proceeds
Growth, inventory, equipment, payroll, marketing, or other legitimate business needs.
Growth, inventory, equipment, payroll, marketing, or other legitimate business needs.
✓Complete documentation
Typical reviews may require recent business bank statements and other supporting records.
Typical reviews may require recent business bank statements and other supporting records.
How it works
A straightforward path from application to funding.
We keep the process focused, responsive, and centered around the information that matters most for your business.
Tell us about your business
Complete a short funding request with your business information, monthly revenue, and capital needs.
Review available options
Your business profile is evaluated against available commercial funding programs and underwriting criteria.
Choose the right structure
If eligible, review the available terms and select the option that best fits your business objectives.
Frequently asked questions
Business funding, simplified.
What can I use business funding for?
Common uses include working capital, inventory, payroll, equipment, expansion, marketing, renovations, and other legitimate business expenses. Permitted use varies by product.
What documents are typically required?
Requirements vary, but a review may include recent business bank statements, basic business information, identification, and additional financial documents depending on the financing structure.
How much funding can my business qualify for?
Funding amounts depend on factors including revenue, cash flow, time in business, industry, existing obligations, and the specific product being considered.
Is submitting a request a commitment?
No. A request for a funding review is intended to help identify potential options. You should review all terms, costs, and disclosures before entering any financing agreement.
Ready to explore your options?
Start with a short business funding request.