Core documents
Most working capital reviews begin with basic business details and recent bank statements.
- Business legal name and EIN
- Owner contact information
- Three to six months of business bank statements
Business funding reviews commonly require recent business bank statements, basic business information, owner contact details, and the requested amount and use of funds. Providers may ask for tax records, financial statements, equipment invoices, or other supporting documents depending on the request.
Quick answer
A complete document package helps funding providers understand the business quickly and reduces back-and-forth.
No obligation to accept an offer. MerchantRunway is not a direct lender. We may connect applicants with third-party funding providers. Approval, terms, rates, and funding amounts are not guaranteed.
Most working capital reviews begin with basic business details and recent bank statements.
Larger, more complex, or specialized requests may require more support.
Small details can slow review. Make sure files are legible, complete, and consistent with the application.
Providers may review revenue consistency, deposits, time in business, industry, existing obligations, owner profile, and whether the requested capital fits cash-flow capacity.
View requirementsThe initial intake asks for business basics and contact information, not an SSN, bank login, or sensitive documents. A provider may request additional information during its review.
Prepare complete, legible recent business bank statements, including every page. The provider will confirm the period it needs.
Depending on the funding type, a provider may ask for tax returns, financial statements, invoices, contracts, or existing loan payoff details.
Get a clearer understanding of what providers may look for, what documents may be needed, and which funding options may fit your business.