LendingClub No Longer Making Business Loans

Steve Nicastro
By Steve Nicastro 
Updated
Edited by Hanah Cho

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LendingClub, which stopped originating small-business loans in April 2019, connects prospective borrowers to a major lending partner.

Customers who fill out a business loan pre-qualification form on LendingClub's website are referred to Opportunity Fund, a larger nonprofit business lender. Opportunity Fund typically makes loans to underserved small businesses that don't qualify for traditional bank loans.

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To qualify for loans up to $500,000, borrowers must have at least 12 months in business, $50,000 in annual revenue and own 20% or more of the business. Also, you can't have any bankruptcies or tax liens.

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