Revolving Credit Line
Allow your company to directly receive operating working capital
through a loan which you can pay through your regular cash flows
Revolving Credit Line
Allow your company to directly receive operating working capital
through a loan which you can pay through your regular cash flows
Introducing ULoan’s Revolving Credit Line
A revolving credit line is a type of financing that provides businesses with a pre-approved amount of credit that they can draw on as needed. Unlike the regular business loan, a revolving credit line allows businesses to borrow and repay funds on an ongoing basis, as long as they stay within their credit limit.
Revolving credit lines are a flexible financing option that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as managing cash flow, financing short-term projects, or covering unexpected expenses. They are particularly useful for businesses that experience fluctuations in revenue or expenses throughout the year.
With ULoan Business, you can get a revolving credit line ranging from PHP5M to PHP28M with interest rates starting at 12% per annum if secured and 18% per annum if unsecured. Explore the benefits and features of our revolving credit line below that can help you decide if this financing option is right for your business.
Flexible Credit Limit
No Fixed Term
Secured or Unsecured
Loan Overview
Loanable Amount
PHP 5,000,000 up to
PHP 28,000,000
Payment Terms
30, 60, 90, and 120 days
Interest Rate
12% to 15% per annum (if secured) or 18% to 24% per annum (if unsecured)
Eligibility Requirements
- Borrower must have an existing business operating for at least three (3) years.
- Borrower must have an active checking account for at least six (6) months
- Borrower must have a Financial Statement (FS) for the past two years
- Business must be registered with DTI or SEC
- Business must be located and operating within the following areas:
- Metro Manila
- Batangas
- Laguna
- Cavite
- Rizal
- Pampanga
- Bulacan
- Borrower’s average monthly gross sales is at least PHP 1,000,000
- Borrower’s credit ratio is not higher than 50%