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Bankable | Indiana Small Business Loans & Growth Resources Discover your superpower. Get your tickets for SHIFT on May 8! Discover your superpower.
Get your tickets for SHIFT! Building Bank Ready Businesses. Every year there are thousands and thousands of small businesses in Indiana that are seeking funding or financing for their business or startup dreams.
Unfortunately, only a small percentage of those businesses will actually get what they are looking for. That leaves a large number of Hoosiers without the necessary and deserved capital for their startup or existing venture and many resort to more dangerous funding sources.
Bankable exists to offer Indiana small businesses a second chance to secure the funding they need through microloans that are safe and affordable until they are ready for more traditional funding sources. Use your mouse to interact with the data. Are we a good fit for your business?
Small Businesses located in Indiana are eligible to apply Our program offers fair & affordable business loans up to $350,000 Your small business must be a for-profit entity to apply for a loan We work with both start-ups & existing businesses Learn more about getting a loan First, if you're not quite ready for a bank loan, start our online application or have your banker introduce you to us!
You can also begin collecting the documents you will need. Next, after you complete the simple online application, your assigned loan officer will walk you through the entire review process. No question is a bad question!
Lastly, we'll get you a custom tailored decision as soon as possible that is transparent, fair, and intentionally reviewed. Bankable’s goal isn’t just to fund deserving Indiana businesses, but to aid and equip them to grow their businesses and become Bankable. Our Flagship Coaching program does just that through coaching and project support.
Check out some of the real projects we've done with real Indiana small businesses to help them grow and thrive! It all starts with a referral Bankable’s primary objective is to help small businesses who aren’t able to qualify for traditional financing like at a bank…yet. Most often we get connected to businesses through Referral Partners.
Our microloans and Flagship Coaching program are geared to get borrowers back to the bank when they are ready. “The purpose is to help businesses thrive and help... achieve their goals.
By providing lending to these businesses that would otherwise not qualify for more conventional lending, Bankable allows jobs to be created or saved... Most importantly, families are able to grow and become more significant contributors to their communities. ” - Mark Harville, Merchants Bank Curious how we work directly with referral partners?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Start-ups and existing businesses located in or relocating to Indiana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $350,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Small Business Loan (Bankable) is funded by Bankable (Indiana's Flagship Enterprise Center). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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