Your bank said no.We never asked them.
Equipment or working capital. One page and three months of business bank statements is the whole file, and complete applications get a decision the same business day.
Checking the desk…
Build your file and see where it lands.
Set these to match your business. The panel updates as you go, and every rule behind it is one underwriting actually reads.
A self-check against our published criteria. Not an approval and not an offer of credit. Real terms come from underwriting in writing.
Two programs. Both built for damaged credit.
Equipment Finance
Trucks, trailers, excavators, machine tools, medical and dental, restaurant build-outs, shop equipment. New or used, from a dealer or a private seller. Your credit score is not what decides this one. Your deposits are. We look at the money moving through your account and ask whether it covers the machine, and on a tough file that means putting 10% to 50% down. It is written as a lease: you make the payments, then buy the equipment outright at the end for 10% of the cost.
- Amount
- $5,000 to $150,000
- Term
- 18 to 60 months
- Down payment
- 10% to 50%
- Credit score
- No set minimum
- What decides it
- Your bank deposits
- You own it
- At the end, for 10% of cost
- Money goes to
- The dealer or seller
Working Capital
Cash against the deposits you are already making. Payroll, inventory, materials, a job you need to float, or paying off something that costs you more. We approve on the money moving through your account, not on a credit file you already know is ugly. No financials, no money down, nothing pledged as collateral. Three months of statements is the whole file. Once you have paid off half of it you can take more: what you still owe rolls into a bigger advance, and the difference comes to you in cash.
- Amount
- $5,000 to $500,000
- Payback period
- 3 to 12 months
- Payments
- Daily or weekly, automatic
- Money down
- None
- In your account
- 24 to 48 hours after signing
- Get more funding
- Once half is paid off
The same $30,000, two ways
| SBA 7(a) Loan | Kaiba Working Capital | |
|---|---|---|
| Amount financed | $30,000 | $30,000 |
| Cost of the capital | $24,734 | $10,500 |
| Total repaid | $54,734 | $40,500 |
| Time outstanding | 120 months | 9 months |
| What you pay monthly | $452 | $4,500 |
Assumptions, so you can check us. SBA 7(a) at 13.25%, which is the current maximum for loans of $50,000 or less at a 6.75% prime rate, amortized over ten years, plus a 2% guarantee fee on the guaranteed portion. Kaiba at a 1.35 factor over nine months. Illustrative only, not an offer, and your actual numbers come from underwriting in writing.
Questions we get asked before people trust us.
What if my credit is under 500?
Do you pull personal credit, and is a guarantee required?
What are the bank statement requirements?
What happens after I submit?
What about a bankruptcy or a tax lien?
Is there anything you will not fund?
Hear from our customers.
“I had a great experience working with Kaiba Capital. The process was smooth, efficient, and transparent from start to finish. Their team was professional, responsive, and truly committed to helping me secure the funding I needed to support my business goals.”
Submit your file.
Three steps. No fee, no obligation. Complete files get a decision the same business day.
Three months of business bank statements. The application will not submit without them. For working capital that is the entire file, which is why we are able to say yes to non-traditional credits. Equipment is the same file, plus a credit report on each owner.
Underwriting has your file.
Your application and statements are packaged and in the queue. A reviewer reads it the same business day and we come back to you at the contact details you submitted. Copy the summary below for your own records.
Somebody has to fund the hard ones.
A damaged credit file is not the same thing as a bad business. If the deposits are real and the score is not, that is the file we were built to read, and a complete application gets an answer the same business day.