All Credit
A rough credit stretch doesn't close the door. This program is underwritten on what moves through your business bank account — your deposits carry the file and your score is secondary. No down payment at any credit level, every profile considered.
Updated September 3, 2026
Yes — Avanti Equipment Finance considers every credit profile for working capital, because the program is underwritten on three months of business bank deposits rather than the owner's score. Scores of 600 and up see the widest options; below that, steady deposits and credit in the business's own name can carry the file. There is no down payment at any credit level and no lien on equipment or property. Amounts run $10K to $250K over 6 to 24 months, with funds in as little as 24 hours after signing.
Most working-capital decisions at a bank start and end with the personal credit score. Here it is one input, and not the main one. The amount is sized from three months of business bank deposits, so a business with steady revenue and a bruised personal file still has a real path. Scores of 600 and up see the widest range of options. Below that, two things carry a file: consistent deposits, and credit in the business's own name — trade accounts, a business credit card, a Dun & Bradstreet file. What you won't get is a down payment that scales with your score, because there is no down payment at any level, and there is no lien on equipment or property. If the deposits support it, we'll find a structure; if they don't, we'll say so.
Business name, monthly revenue, what it's for, and a quick credit-based pre-qualification. No tax returns to start.
All pages, PDF downloads from your online banking. Attach them to the application and the review starts right away.
A real person calls with the amount, term, and total cost in plain numbers — no surprises in the fine print.
Sign, and the money is wired to your business account on a payment schedule you saw before signing.
There is no cutoff. Scores of 600 and up see the widest options; below 600, steady deposits and credit in the business's own name can carry the file. Every profile is considered.
No. There is no down payment at any credit level. The amount is sized from your deposits, not from cash you bring.
Credit in the business's own name rather than yours — trade accounts with suppliers, a business credit card, a Dun & Bradstreet file. It shows the business pays its own obligations, which matters more here than a personal score.
Yes, you can apply. Every profile is considered, the decision rests mostly on the deposits in the business account, and a real person tells you where you stand before anything moves forward.
Terms are set from your deposits and your profile, and you see the amount, term, and total cost in plain numbers before you sign — nothing is hidden in the fine print.
Terms usually come back the same business day your bank statements arrive; funds land in as little as 24 hours after you sign. Attach the statements to the application and the review starts the moment you submit.
Working capital products are subject to credit-based pre-qualification, bank statement review, and final approval. Amounts, terms, and cost vary by business and state. Not available in all states. This is a commercial financing offer only; no consumer financing is provided.