Everyday credit
Working capital
Credit in fixed installments so the operation can breathe: stock, payroll, inputs or a cash buffer.

What it is
A loan with fixed installments, approved on the company's revenue and track record, with no property or vehicle required as collateral. It is the most direct credit line there is for a business, and the one I see most on my desk.
The gap between the best and the worst offer for the same company is usually wide. That is why I take the same deal to several institutions at once, instead of accepting the first one.
When it makes sense
- Seasonality is known and cash gets tight in predictable months
- A large order came in and there is not enough capital to produce it
- Payroll weighs more than incoming receivables in the month
- The limit at the current bank ran out and the cost of revolving credit jumped
How it works
- Reading the numbersRevenue, current debt, seasonality and whatever collateral already exists.
- Choosing the institutionsI select the ones with appetite for your size and sector that week.
- Offers comparedYou get rate, term, grace period and total effective cost (CET) side by side.
- SigningDigital signature and follow-up until the money lands in the account.
What you will need
- Revenue for the last 12 months
- Balance sheet and income statement for the last fiscal year
- List of current debts
- CNPJ registration certificate (Brazilian company tax ID) and articles of association
The list can change with the institution and the size of the deal. I confirm what is actually required before you gather a single document.
Next step
Tell me where the company stands. The diagnosis is free and takes fifteen minutes.
If there is a deal that makes sense, I build it and compare it. If there is not, I will say so, and you save the time of finding that out alone.


