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Commercial term loans

See a list of the top business secured and unsecured loans

Bank Of Montreal

Loans & Commercial Mortgages

Agri ReadiLine Line of Credit

Canada Small Business Financing Program

Commercial Mortgage

Fixed-Rate Term Loan

Installment Loan Plan (ILP)

TD Bank

Business Loans

Sum: from 1,000.00$ to 10,000.00$

Convenient access via cheque, cash advance, the Green Machine or ATM

Fast and easy approval process

No application fee required

Программа

Agriculture Borrowing Solutions

Canada Small Business Financing Loan (CSBFL)

Small Business Vehicle Lending

TD Business Mortgage

TD Business Overdraft Protection

Bank Of Montreal

Bank Of Montreal

Fixed-Rate Term Loan

An ideal solution if you’re buying capital assets

Amortization periods up to 15 years

Avoid interest rate fluctuations

Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CIBC)

CIBC

Business Loans

Sum: from 10,000.00$

Business Loan

Business overdraft

CIBC Farm Term Loan

Canada Small Business Financing Program

Lending Loop

Lending Loop

Business Financing

Interest Rate: from 6.00%

Sum: from 1,000.00$ to 500,000.00$

Flexible terms, affordable monthly payments

No surprises

Easy online application

Merchant Growth

Merchant Growth

Financing built for small business

Sum: from 5,000.00$ to 800,000.00$

Term Financing

E-Commerce Financing

Line of Credit

OnDeck Canada

OnDeck Canada

Fixed Term Loan

Sum: from 5,000.00$ to 300,000.00$

Term, days: from 120.00 to 730.00

More choice

Repay your way

Clear pricing

Royal Bank Of Canada

RBC Royal Bank

Business Loans

Short-Term and Operating Loans

Mid-Term and Long-Term Business Loans

Scotiabank

Scotiabank

Business Loans

Canadian Small Business Financing Program – Term Loan

Overdraft Protection for business

Term Loan for agriculture

Term Loan for business

StellerVista Credit Union

StellerVista Credit Union

Business Term Loan

Term, days: from 365.00 to 1,825.00

Fixed or variable interest rates

Flexible repayment terms

Can I apply for a business loan online?

Yes, many banks, credit unions, and online lenders offer the convenience of applying for business loans through their websites. To choose the best dial, first you should look for lenders that offer business loans online. Compare their interest rates, terms, and requirements.

Complete the online application form on the lender’s website. This will typically include information about your business, its financial status, and your personal information. Prepare the required documents, such as your business plan, financial statements, tax returns, and personal identification and upload them.

After submitting your application, the lender will review your information and notify you of their decision. This process can take anywhere from a few hours to several days. You will receive the loan agreement to review and sign. Once you accept the terms, the funds will be disbursed to your business account.

What are the types of commercial loans?

There are several types of commercial loans available to businesses.

  1. Term Loans
  2. Business Lines of Credit - provides businesses with access to a set amount of capital that can be drawn upon as needed.
  3. Equipment Financing - specifically designed to finance the purchase of equipment.
  4. Commercial Real Estate Loans - used to purchase or refinance commercial property.
  5. SBA Loans - offer favorable terms and are designed to help small businesses access financing.
  6. Merchant Cash Advances - provides businesses with a lump sum of capital in exchange for a portion of future sales.
  7. Invoice Financing - allows businesses to sell their outstanding invoices at a discount to get immediate cash.
  8. Working Capital Loans - designed to finance day-to-day operational expenses.
  9. Franchise Financing - specifically tailored for purchasing or expanding a franchise.
  10. Trade Finance - provides funding for businesses involved in international trade.
  11. Bridge Loans - short-term loans used to bridge the gap between immediate financing needs and long-term funding solutions.
  12. Microloans - small loans, typically offered by non-profit organizations or community lenders, aimed at startups or very small businesses.
  13. Revenue-Based Financing - lenders provide capital in exchange for a percentage of monthly revenue until the loan is repaid.

Business loan calculations for 3 years (example)

Amount, $ Rate, % Accrued %, $
500,000 6.00% 46,250
500,000 15.00% 115,625
500,000 25.00% 192,708
1,000,000 6.50% 100,208
1,000,000 15.50% 238,958
1,000,000 25.50% 393,125
2,500,000 7.00% 269,792
2,500,000 16.00% 616,667
2,500,000 26.00% 1,002,083
5,000,000 7.50% 578,125
5,000,000 16.50% 1,271,875
5,000,000 26.50% 2,042,708

What are emergency business loans in Canada?

Emergency business loans in Canada are designed to provide quick access to funds for businesses facing unexpected financial challenges or urgent needs. These loans can help businesses manage cash flow disruptions, cover unexpected expenses, or survive economic downturns.

What are the features of unsecured business loans?

Unlike secured loans, unsecured business loans do not require business assets, such as property or equipment, to be pledged as collateral. Because these loans are riskier for lenders, they typically come with higher interest rates compared to secured loans. The rates can vary based on the lender, the creditworthiness of the business, and market

Unsecured business loans often have shorter repayment terms, usually ranging from a few months to a few years. This helps lenders mitigate risk but may require businesses to make higher monthly payments.

The absence of collateral means less paperwork and fewer requirements for asset valuation, resulting in a quicker approval process. Many online lenders can approve and disburse funds within a few days or even hours.

Businesses can use the loan proceeds for various purposes, such as working capital, inventory purchase, expansion, marketing, or other operational needs.

Many unsecured business loans require a personal guarantee from the business owner. This means the owner is personally responsible for repaying the loan if the business defaults.

Due to the higher risk, unsecured business loans typically offer smaller loan amounts compared to secured loans. The maximum loan amount varies by lender and the business’s creditworthiness.


Lenders may offer either fixed or variable interest rates. Fixed rates remain constant throughout the loan term, while variable rates can fluctuate based on market conditions.

To offset the lack of collateral, lenders may impose stricter qualification criteria, including higher credit score requirements, longer time in business, and higher minimum revenue thresholds.

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Details of companies offering the financial services:

Bank Of Montreal

Head office’s address: 119, rue Saint-Jacques Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1L6

Contact center: 877-225-5266

Phone: 416-867-5000

Web-site: http://www.bmo.com/main/personal

Swift code: BOFMCAM2

Stock code: BMO

BSB: 001

TD Bank

Head office’s address: Toronto-Dominion Centre, Po Box 1 Stn Toronto Dom, Toronto

Contact center: 866-222-3456

Web-site: https://www.td.com/about-tdbfg/our-business/index.jsp

Swift code: TDOMCATTTOR

Stock code: TD

BSB: 004

Bank Of Montreal

Head office’s address: 119, rue Saint-Jacques Montreal, Quebec H2Y 1L6

Contact center: 877-225-5266

Phone: 416-867-5000

Web-site: http://www.bmo.com/main/personal

Swift code: BOFMCAM2

Stock code: BMO

BSB: 001

CIBC

Head office’s address: 199 Bay St, 44th Floor Toronto

Contact center: 800-465-2422

Web-site: https://www.cibc.com/en/personal-banking.html

Swift code: CIBCCATT

Stock code: CM

BSB: 010

Lending Loop

Head office’s address: 410 Adelaide St W Toronto

Contact center: 1-(888)-223-5667

Web-site: https://www.lendingloop.ca

Merchant Growth

Head office’s address: 200 – 171 Water St,

Phone: (866) 240-3694

Web-site: https://www.merchantgrowth.com

OnDeck Canada

Phone: (855) 704-7458

Web-site: https://www.ondeck.ca

RBC Royal Bank

Head office’s address: 200 Bay St, 9th Floor South Tower, Toronto

Contact center: 800-769-2511

Web-site: http://www.rbc.com/canada.html

Swift code: ROYCCAT2

Stock code: RY

BSB: 003

Scotiabank

Head office’s address: Scotia Plaza, 44 King Street West Toronto

Contact center: 800-472-6842

Phone: 416-866-6430

Web-site: http://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/0,,2,00.html

Swift code: NOSCCATT

Stock code: BNS

BSB: 002

StellerVista Credit Union

Head office’s address: 3014 Hwy 6. PO Box 39. Slocan Park, BC V0G 2E0

Contact center: +1 866-960-6666

Mail address: [email protected]

Web-site: https://www.stellervista.com/welcome