GreenBridge Capital requirements
Checked October 15, 2026: GreenBridge Capital publishes no minimum credit score, time in business, amount or rate. Its lead form asks for revenue in bands starting at $5,000 to $10,000 a month.
These details come from GreenBridge Capital’s public pages and a third-party review. Where a requirement is missing, we say “not published” rather than guess.
| GreenBridge Capital | Merchant Fund Express | |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum credit score | Not published | 500 floor; 650 line of credit or term loan, 600 revenue-based, 550 renewal |
| Time in business | Not published | 3 years for Tier 1, 6 months for revenue-based |
| Revenue | Not published; form bands start at $5,000 to $10,000 a month | $300,000/year or $25,000/month for Tier 1, $60,000 for revenue-based |
| Amounts | Not published | Line of credit $10,000 to $350,000; term loan $10,000 to $250,000 |
| Rates | Not published | Line of credit from 1% per month; term loan 0% origination |
Sources: GreenBridge Capital homepage, robots.txt, Trustpilot, United Capital Source review; checked October 15, 2026. GreenBridge Capital is a trademark of its owner; Merchant Fund Express is not affiliated.
Credit score. No minimum is published. United Capital Source says GreenBridge looks beyond the score at cash flow, industry and growth. That can help owners with bruised credit, but you will not know the bar until after you apply. Ask whether the check is a soft or hard inquiry before you consent.
Revenue. The lowest band on its form is $5,000 to $10,000 a month. A band on a form is not a minimum; it only tells you the company accepts applications at that level.
Product fit. Its list runs from merchant cash advances to SBA 7(a). Those products have very different requirements and costs, so ask which product your offer is for. An SBA loan and a merchant cash advance for the same amount can differ by many times in total cost.
Documents. GreenBridge does not publish a list. Recent business bank statements, a list of any existing advances or loans with balances, and basic ownership information are a sensible start.
GreenBridge has run an ad for “$750K business funding” with a payment of “$3,623/mo”. The ad does not state a rate or a term, so we worked backwards with a standard amortization formula. A fixed monthly payment of $3,623 on $750,000 only works with a long term and a low rate: about 3.2% over 25 years, for a total repaid of $1,086,900.
| Term | Rate that produces $3,623/mo | Total repaid |
|---|---|---|
| 10 years | Not possible: 120 × $3,623 = $434,760, less than the $750,000 borrowed | n/a |
| 20 years | About 1.5% | $869,520 |
| 25 years | About 3.2% | $1,086,900 |
| 30 years | About 4.1% | $1,304,280 |
For reference, $750,000 at 10% over 25 years is about $6,815 a month, and at 11.5% over 10 years about $10,545 a month. Long, low-rate structures like this are typical of real-estate-backed or government-program loans, so if a $3,623 payment is what caught your eye, ask which product, term and rate it assumes and whether your business qualifies for that product.
Because GreenBridge does not publish its minimums, a decline will not always tell you which line you missed. Ask for the reason in writing. If you want the bar in writing first, compare providers that publish it. Merchant Fund Express starts at a 500 credit score, matches one application with multiple funders, and caps its term loan at $250,000 and its line of credit at $350,000.
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Merchant Fund Express matches one application with multiple funders, and every threshold is published, so you can check your fit before you apply. Credit from 500, same-day decisions, funding typically the next business day.
Not published. GreenBridge Capital lists no minimum credit score, checked October 15, 2026.
Not published.
No minimum is published. Its lead form asks for monthly revenue in bands starting at $5,000 to $10,000.
About 3.2% over 25 years, for $1,086,900 repaid in total. Over 10 years that payment would not even cover the principal.
GreenBridge does not publish a list. Recent business bank statements and a list of existing balances are a sensible start.
Yes: a 500 credit floor, product tiers at 650, 600 and 550, and published revenue and time-in-business thresholds.
Same-day decision. Applying takes a few minutes and will not affect your credit score.
