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I'm interested in getting a Paypal Working Capital Loan but I need to know if the money has to *stay* in my Paypal account or if it can be transferred to my bank account. I pay some expenses through Paypal but most others through my bank account and am constantly transferring money to my bank account so that would be an issue if I can't transfer the money.
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https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/what-is-paypal-working-capital-faq3163
How does PayPal Working Capital work?
PayPal Working Capital is a business loan with one affordable, fixed fee. You repay the loan and fee with a percentage of your PayPal sales. There are no periodic interest charges, monthly bills, late fees, pre-payment fees, or any other fees. If approved for a loan, the process is easy:
- Select the amount you'd like to receive for your business. The maximum loan amount can be up to 35% of your PayPal sales over the past 12 months, up to a maximum of $200,000 for your first loan. After you’ve completed your first loan, the maximum loan amount increases to $300,000.
- Choose the portion (repayment percentage) of your future PayPal sales that will go toward the repayment of the loan and fixed fee.
- Receive the funds into your account with PayPal. You can withdraw the funds to your bank account or spend it online.
- Your repayments will be taken from your future sales until your loan plus fixed fee are repaid. You can also make repayments using your PayPal balance or a verified bank account that is linked to your account with PayPal.
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https://www.paypal.com/us/smarthelp/article/what-is-paypal-working-capital-faq3163
How does PayPal Working Capital work?
PayPal Working Capital is a business loan with one affordable, fixed fee. You repay the loan and fee with a percentage of your PayPal sales. There are no periodic interest charges, monthly bills, late fees, pre-payment fees, or any other fees. If approved for a loan, the process is easy:
- Select the amount you'd like to receive for your business. The maximum loan amount can be up to 35% of your PayPal sales over the past 12 months, up to a maximum of $200,000 for your first loan. After you’ve completed your first loan, the maximum loan amount increases to $300,000.
- Choose the portion (repayment percentage) of your future PayPal sales that will go toward the repayment of the loan and fixed fee.
- Receive the funds into your account with PayPal. You can withdraw the funds to your bank account or spend it online.
- Your repayments will be taken from your future sales until your loan plus fixed fee are repaid. You can also make repayments using your PayPal balance or a verified bank account that is linked to your account with PayPal.
Kudos & Solved are greatly appreciated. 🙂
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