Small Business Loans for Big Goals

Running a business takes heart—and sometimes a little extra funding. Our small business loan is designed to provide flexible, affordable support for financing needs less than $50,0000. Whether you’re getting started, growing your operation or covering a short-term expense, we’re here to help make it happen.

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The Right Funding, Right When You Need It

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Competitive Rates

Get competitive rates and flexible terms that work for your business—not against it.

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Less Than $50,000

If you’re eligible, you can borrow less than $50,000 to start, grow or support your business.

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Predictability

Fixed monthly payments make budgeting easier, so there are no surprises along the way.

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Online Payments

Make your loan payments online anytime, anywhere. It’s quick, simple and secure.

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Let's Make It Simple

Step one: Get your application ready
Download and complete the small business loan application and personal financial statement. To help speed things up, include your personal and business tax returns from the past two years and a purchase agreement if you're buying.

Step two: Send it our way
Once your application is complete, submit it online or drop it off with your supporting documents at your nearest branch. Our lending team will review everything and contact you if we need any additional information. Guarantees are required.

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Funding with purpose

A small business loan you can feel good about

Every business hits moments where the right funding can make all the difference. A small business loan can give you the breathing room to move forward without putting your day-to-day cash flow at risk.

At Dupaco, we believe borrowing should feel clear, fair and supportive. You’ll get competitive rates, predictable payments and real people who take the time to understand your goals.

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