Corporate credit application
For incorporated commercial borrowers. Review the form carefully and confirm the submission process.
Download corporate PDFApplications & process
The fastest useful first step is a clear summary of what the business is buying, who is selling it, how much it costs and when delivery is required.
Preferred starting point
Share the commercial transaction without sending highly sensitive personal data in ordinary email. Merrit Capital will identify the next secure documentation step where required.
Quote, make, model, year, price, seller and delivery date.
Legal name, ownership, time in business and intended use.
Additional credit, financial and asset information is requested as needed.
Lender conditions, final documents and funding requirements are coordinated.
Existing PDF applications
These files are preserved at their existing URLs. Contact Merrit Capital for appropriate submission instructions before sending completed forms containing sensitive personal information.
For incorporated commercial borrowers. Review the form carefully and confirm the submission process.
Download corporate PDFContains fields for sensitive personal information. Do not return a completed form by ordinary email without instructions.
Download personal PDFApplication questions
Use the secure online request to provide the equipment, business and contact details needed for an initial review.
Yes. The existing personal and corporate PDF URLs remain available for compatibility.
Do not send highly sensitive personal information by ordinary email unless Merrit Capital has provided appropriate submission instructions for the transaction.
Merrit Capital reviews the equipment, seller, business and timing, then identifies the additional credit and documentation information required.
No. Submission starts the review; all transactions remain subject to lender approval and documentation.
Tell Merrit Capital what you are buying, the approximate amount, the seller and the timing. We will explain the next information needed—without promising an outcome before the transaction is reviewed.