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Direct Quick Access Capital
from Solvic Capital

Emergency business funding funded directly by Solvic Capital. Decision in hours, not days. No broker delays when every hour counts.

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What Is Direct Quick Access Capital?

Solvic Capital's Quick Access Capital product is designed for business emergencies — equipment breakdowns, urgent inventory needs, payroll gaps, or any situation where your business can't wait for a standard approval process. Because we are a direct lender, we eliminate the broker delays that can add days to your funding timeline.

How It Works Directly

Submit your application before 2 PM EST for same-day decision and funding. Our direct emergency underwriting team fast-tracks your application. Upon approval, funds are deposited directly from Solvic Capital the same business day. Your emergency advisor is available throughout the process.

Who Qualifies?

Quick Access Capital is available to businesses with 3+ months in operation and $8,000+ monthly revenue. Designed for urgency — minimum paperwork required.

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Funding AmountUp to $5M
Decision TimeHours
Funding SpeedSame Day
CollateralNot Required
Broker FeesZero — Direct
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No credit check • No broker fees

Direct FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Applications submitted before 2 PM EST can receive a decision and same-day funding. This is only possible because Solvic Capital is the direct lender — no broker delays.
Equipment failure, urgent inventory, payroll gaps, unexpected tax obligations, or any situation where waiting days for funding would harm your business.
Emergency funding may carry higher rates than standard products. Solvic Capital will always disclose the full direct cost before you sign.
Quick Access Capital starts at $5,000, funded directly by Solvic Capital.

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Get funded directly by Solvic Capital. No broker fees, no middlemen.

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