Business capital, clear underwriting

Capital that sees your business clearly.

Start with a 30-second estimate, then choose whether to share the information needed for a full cash-flow review.

No hard credit pull Read-only bank connection Written terms before signing
Explore a target10K — 500K

Working capital you’re looking for

$75,000

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Processor revenueSeasonality Existing positionsNSF context Internal transfersCash-flow trajectory Processor revenueSeasonality Existing positionsNSF context

01 / Start here

See your range before anyone calls.

Five quick inputs. An immediate estimate. No hard credit pull and no obligation. A bank connection comes later only if you choose to continue to a full review.

02 / A cleaner path to capital

Less paperwork.
More signal.

The fastest process is not the one that skips underwriting. It is the one that knows exactly which data matters.

01

Choose your target

Tell us what the business does, its revenue range, and what you want to unlock.

02

Connect the business

Share read-only bank activity through a secure, tokenized connection.

03

Review written terms

If an offer is available, see its remittance and applicable disclosures first.

Example cash-flow review
Illustrative demo
Revenue confidence High
Processor settlementOperating revenue
Related account wireExcluded transfer
Recurring ACH debitPosition detected
12-month deposit trendStable pattern

03 / Bank intelligence

Your statement is not a spreadsheet. It is your business in motion.

A full review distinguishes customer revenue from transfers and financing proceeds, considers current positions, and evaluates stress signals across the operating cycle.

  • 01 Processor deposits reconciled against gross credits
  • 02 Internal and related-entity transfers excluded
  • 03 Existing remittance burden measured against free cash flow
  • 04 Seasonality reviewed as a pattern, not a penalty
Inside the Stelo approach

05 / Straight answers

No fine-print energy.

Know the structure, the process, and the data we use before you start.

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A merchant cash advance (MCA) is generally structured as a purchase of a business's future receivables: the business receives funds and delivers a purchased amount through agreed remittances. It is intended for business purposes. The written agreement and applicable law control its legal treatment and terms.

Opportunity does not wait.

Move when it matters.

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