iBusiness Funding has expanded its partnership with Intuit to offer SBA loan options through the QuickBooks Capital Marketplace, aiming to streamline financing access for small business owners.
The collaboration builds on an existing relationship in which iBusiness Funding offers fixed-rate conventional business loans through Intuit’s QuickBooks Capital. With this update, SBA loan products, known for their lower rates, longer repayment terms, and flexible requirements, will now be available directly through the platform via iBusiness Funding’s network of approved SBA lenders.
The new integration allows small businesses to access government-backed funding options more easily, reducing the typical application complexity that comes with traditional lending processes. By leveraging financial data already housed in QuickBooks, users can receive tailored loan offers without the need for extensive paperwork or manual data entry.
Small business owners can now explore SBA loan options within the Capital tab of QuickBooks. The process is powered by iBusiness Funding’s LenderAI technology, a secure AI-based loan origination system designed to simplify and personalize the application experience.
The move addresses one of the most persistent challenges facing small businesses: access to capital. While SBA loans offer favorable terms, the process to secure them is often time-consuming and difficult to navigate. The integration of iBusiness Funding’s technology with QuickBooks aims to lower these barriers and increase visibility for underserved business owners.
iBusiness Funding, a leading provider of SMB financing technology, says the enhanced offering represents a broader effort to make lending more inclusive and accessible at scale. The company continues to expand its loan product offerings and technological capabilities to meet the needs of small businesses.
The partnership is now live and available to all QuickBooks users in the U.S. Small business owners interested in exploring the SBA loan options or joining iBusiness Funding’s lender network can visit www.ibusinessfunding.com/loan-partnerships for more information.
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