Fundy.
Revenue-linked business funding
Funding between R50,000 - R300,000
Unsecured funding, no assets required
Repayments linked to your turnover
Your card machine can power your growth.
Taking card payments? Access R50K - R300K in business funding linked to your debit and credit card turnover.
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How your biz can qualify
Get between R50,000 - R300,000 with repayment options between 3-12 months, payable through a small percentage of your debit and credit card transactions, or fixed debit order. Need to stock up? Balance cash-flow? Expand? Fund your next move.
Have a minimum monthly turnover of R50,000
Accept debit & credit card payments
Have been operating for at least 12 months
Have an active business bank account

What documents you need to get funding
Whether it's new stock, more staff or that big opportunity — we're here to help you get there
CIPC business registration document
6 months bank statements
6 months card machine statements
Business operating proof of address
Tell us about your business
Frequently asked questions
How much funding can I access?
You can access up to 100% of your monthly revenue as an upfront cash advance. We offer funding from R50,000 to R300,000 directly linked to your turnover. Example: Generating R100,000 in revenue? Access up to R100,000 in funding.
How do repayments work?
Repayments can be made through a fixed small percentage of every debit and credit card transaction. A second repayment option is through a fixed daily or weekly debit order.
What is the interest rate?
There is no interest. Repayments are fixed, and agreed to at the start of the term.
Do I need to accept card payments?
To qualify, yes. However, repayments don’t have to be linked to your card machine, you can repay through a fixed daily or weekly debit order.
Have more questions? Speak to us.

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Complete the brief application form below and you'll hear from us within minutes. Once your documents are submitted, you will receive an obligation-free, funding offer and cost breakdown.