Cash Flow Manager | Business line of credit

Cash Flow Manager credit line details

The U.S. Bank Cash Flow Manager business credit line is a revolving line of credit that can help ensure you have working capital for seasonal purchases, inventory and short-term cash needs.

Features

Credit lines up to $250,000
Competitive rates with the option to lock in a fixed rate on existing balances
Best for companies in business two years or more
Easily accessible with a Visa Platinum Card, convenience checks, online banking, Business Service Center or at a branch
Easily manage your credit line through online banking

Fees

$0 annual fee on lines greater than $50,000
$150 annual fee for lines $50,000 or less

Get started with our easy online application.

We’ll guide you through a few sections, and you can save your application any time then return to it later. If you’re a U.S. Bank customer enrolled in online banking, we’ll prefill some information for you. Have your business and personal information ready, including Tax ID number and gross annual sales information, and let’s get started.

For secured general purpose loan applications, U.S. Bank will file a Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) lien and must be in first lien position using all business assets as collateral. If you currently have more that $1 million in credit with U.S. Bank, you should apply for additional credit directly with your banker or relationship manager.

Which credit line is right for you?

Secured business line of credit

A secured line uses your business assets as collateral and offers line amounts up to $250,000 and lower interest rates.

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Unsecured business line of credit

An unsecured line does not use collateral and offers line amounts up to $100,000 and higher interest rates.

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Disclosures

Credit products offered by U.S. Bank National Association and are subject to normal credit approval and program guidelines. Some restrictions and fees may apply.

Financing maximums and terms are determined by borrower qualifications and use of funds.