Working Capital

Working capital finance is short-to-medium-term funding for the day-to-day running of your business — bridging the gap between paying out and getting paid, covering payroll and stock, or riding out seasonal dips.

£5k – £300k 3–36 months from 7.4% APR

Quick estimate

Est. monthly

Total at 7.4% APR. Illustration only.

Borrow£5k–£300k
Term3–36 months
Costfrom 7.4% APR
Broker fee£0
How it works

From application to funded.

  1. 01

    Tell us the gap

    Explain what the funding is for and how long you need it — a short-term loan or a flexible facility may suit better.

  2. 02

    We find the right structure

    We compare short-term loans and revolving facilities from lenders on our panel.

  3. 03

    Draw what you need

    Receive a lump sum, or draw from a facility as and when you need it, depending on the product.

  4. 04

    Repay & reuse

    Repay over the agreed term — with revolving facilities, repaid funds can often be drawn again.

Is it right for you?

An honest fit check.

Ideal for

  • Smoothing uneven cash flow
  • Covering payroll, VAT or supplier bills
  • Buying stock ahead of busy seasons
  • Taking advantage of bulk-buy discounts

Consider an alternative if

  • For a long-term investment like premises, a term loan is usually better value
  • If the gap is caused by unpaid invoices, invoice finance may be more efficient
Transparent pricing

What it costs — explained.

No hidden extras. Every cost is shown in your offer before you sign anything.

Interest
Shown as an APR. With revolving facilities you typically only pay interest on the amount you’ve actually drawn.
Facility / arrangement fees
Some facilities have a set-up or renewal fee — always shown clearly in your offer.
Broker fee
None. We may receive a commission from the lender, which never changes the rate you’re offered.
The assessment

What lenders look at.

  • Trading history and turnover
  • Bank statement conduct
  • Existing commitments and affordability
  • What the funds are needed for
Be ready

Documents you’ll upload.

Business bank statements
Last 12 months, all pages. PDF preferred.
Photo ID — driving licence or passport
Clear, in-date, all four corners visible.
Proof of address
Utility bill or council tax dated within the last 3 months.
Proof of business
In the business name — Companies House, business bank or utility.

All documents are uploaded securely in your CP0 account and only viewed by our underwriters.

Questions

Working Capital, answered.

More questions? See how CP0 works or call 0333 344 2326.

How quickly can I get working capital?

Short-term facilities are often among the quicker products to arrange once your documents are in. We’ll give you a realistic timeline when we review your application.

Do I pay interest on the full amount?

With a lump-sum loan, yes. With a revolving facility, usually only on what you’ve drawn.

Can I use it for VAT or tax bills?

Yes — covering tax bills and seasonal costs is a common use of working capital funding.

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