Business line of credit
Draw as bills fall due
Use the part of the limit you need
Draw funds as costs arise, up to the amount available under your agreement. Each draw increases the amount you owe and uses part of the limit.
Check how repayments work, when you can draw again, and what charges apply to both drawn and undrawn balances.
Where a recurring cash gap needs cover
Pay wages while invoices are outstanding
A trade business pays its team each week, while some customers pay at the end of the month. It can map the gap between those dates.
Reorder stock between customer payments
A supplier restocks several times a month. It can estimate how much it needs at the busiest point in that cycle.
For a one-off expense with a known cost, compare the facility with a small business loan and its agreed repayment schedule.
Small business loanWhat to prepare
For the online request, have the funding amount and purpose, your business name and state or territory, and contact details ready. You can add your ABN if you have it.
Dates for bills and receipts
List wages, rent and supplier bills next to the dates you expect customers to pay.
Your largest expected shortfall
Use the lowest forecast cash balance to size the request. Allow for late receipts and the cost of the facility.
Frequently asked questions
Can I draw again after repaying?
Can fees apply when the line is unused?
When is a line of credit reviewed?
Get started
Start your funding request
Enter the amount and purpose, then review your details before you submit. You’ll find the request and reference in your Revy account.
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