Flexible business finance

Epos Now Capital is designed especially for small and middle-sized enterprises. Its funding is based on your business’s card transactions and potential. It includes just one fixed cost agreed upfront, so you know exactly how much you will pay. 

You won’t be charged interest, and if you wish to repay the financing early, you’re free to do so. The advance is paid for via an agreed-upon percentage taken from your customer card transactions, both in physical stores and online. It happens automatically, mirroring your cash flow—ideal for seasonal businesses.

Funding can be used for many business purposes, including refurbishment, hiring staff, purchasing inventory, expanding premises, and equipment upgrades—whatever your business needs.

Once your advance has been funded, the repayment process begins automatically. From this point on, whenever one of your customers pays you by using a card, a small percentage of that sale will go towards paying off your advance.

The flat percentage value is agreed upon before the point of funding and will stay the same regardless of the transaction value.

For example, if it’s 20%, it will be 20% of a $10 sale or a $1,000 sale. The repayment value flexes to the size of the transaction. This process will repeat until the advance is fully repaid.

Your offers will be based on your online and/or card terminal sales history.

The longer you've been trading and the higher your monthly revenue is, the better your offers will be. We offer up to two times your monthly revenue in funding.

As an example, if your business generates $10,000 worth of card sales each month on average, and you started your business 12 months ago, you could be eligible for $15,000 in funding with a fixed fee of $1,650 and repayment of 15% of your daily sales.

We've partnered with finance experts to ensure you get the best deal possible.

Both YouLend and Adyen specialise in financing small-to-medium-sized businesses and offer varying financing sizes, along with world-class support and service.

Our platform is designed to approve your application quickly and keep you moving. Rest assured, you're in excellent hands when using Epos Now Capital.

So, are you ready to dive into Epos Now Capital? We can offer seamless cash advances without risk to your credit file. Your advance is paid into your bank account quickly, so you can continue trading stress-free.

Want more details? YouLend T&Cs can be found here, and Adyen T&Cs can be found here.

Epos Now Payments customers can review and apply for pre-qualified offers straight from the Epos Now Back Office. No fuss and no forms to fill!

All other Epos Now customers can use our simple application process where you will be asked to tell us more about your business and your online and/or card terminal sales. This usually takes 3 - 5 minutes and our team is always available to assist if you have any questions. You'll typically get your quote the same day.

Once you have been funded by us at least once, you can usually get quotes for additional funding and get the funds transferred the same day that you request it.

There are some basic criteria we ask our customers to meet before they can become pre-qualified for a business cash advance:

• Your business needs to have been trading for 3 months or more
• Accept card payments from your customers via a card machine or e-comm gateway
• A minimum monthly card turnover of $1,500 per month

A cash advance will typically take an average of 6 to 9 months to repay, but this may vary depending on the size of your advance and the frequency and value of card transactions being paid to your business.

For Epos Now Capital customers with YouLend funding, you can simply log in to your YouLend account which shows you your full payment history and your outstanding balance.

We've also made it easily accessible on our platform for Adyen Epos Now Capital loan users—you can review your outstanding balance in your Epos Now Back Office.

You can use the funding for any business purpose! Most of our merchants use the funding to buy inventory, invest in advertising, carry out refurbishments, add a new location, or to manage a temporary disruption such as a lockdown.