— INVESTOR NARRATIVE & CAPITAL RAISE

Don't dilute for capital that should have been debt.

Fintech lenders need constant capital to fund loans but, unlike banks, have no deposits to draw on — so growth gets financed with equity when venture debt or a credit line would be the right fit. We get a fintech lender-ready, then bring in our capital markets partner to run the private debt raise start to finish.

— WHY IT'S HARD

Lenders price earlier-stage fintechs as unproven.

Limited track record

Lenders' implied risk is much higher for companies that haven't proven themselves across a full credit cycle.

Core elements not lender-grade

Underwriting, servicing, and reporting infrastructure that hasn't yet been built to lender standards.

Financing need too small

Most credit funds deploy larger amounts for less effort and lower perceived risk — small raises get passed over.

No capital markets desk

No in-house rolodex of private lenders, and no one to negotiate terms on favorable footing.

— HOW IT WORKS

Build, raise, support
— start to finish.

01 — BUILD

Get lender-ready

Underwriting and risk modeling, servicing and collections, and receivable reporting brought up to the standard a lender expects.

02 — RAISE

Run the process

Tearsheet and data room, targeted outreach to private credit funds, family offices, and alternative lenders, through diligence and legal documentation.

03 — SUPPORT

Stay through maturity

Amendments, reporting, and upsize or refinance support for the life of the facility — not just to signing.

Raise debt instead of diluting.

Find out whether your fintech is lender-ready — and what it would take to get there.