The Slope Essentials

How does Slope determine a Buyer’s borrowing limit and terms?
Slope takes into account several factors, including financial performance and credit history — and can determine a Buyer’s borrowing power in seconds....
What payment methods does Slope accept?
Generally we accept debit or credit card and ACH. In some cases, this may differ depending on the Slope partner you're getting financing with.
Is Slope privacy compliant?
Slope complies with data privacy laws and does not sell your personal information.
Why did I get denied?
The most common reasons are: Insufficient revenue found in connected bank accounts attached. Credit history. A decline in cash balance and cash flows....
If a Buyer is initially ineligible, can they become eligible in the future?
Yes. A few tips — the Buyer’s borrowing worthiness can improve over time as their financial performance changes. The Buyer should also make sure to ad...
Slope Ineligible Payment Types
Slope funds payments that have a direct relationship to revenue generation. This means you can use Slope Short-Term Financing for most of your busines...
What are the terms of borrowing?
Slope offers Buyers 30/60/90-day terms or 60/90-day installments with repayment via card (credit or debit) or ACH. Rates will depend on the business, ...
Link Bank Account FAQ
Bank account connection gives Slope a better understanding of your business financial health, which helps us determine your eligibility, financing lim...
Pay Now Cutoffs
For pay now orders, the cut off time will depend on the payment method of the order going out to your vendor. To make sure there are no delays with yo...
Completing Slope's Application Widget
Before getting started with your Slope application, we recommend having the following information available: Business name, physical address, website,...
Uploading Financial Documents to Slope
We may request additional documents and connections from you in order to pre-qualify you for even higher amounts. We typically ask for: YTD Financials...