01 Results
A line of credit only matters in the moment you use it. Here's how owners drew on Tidewater — what it cost, and what it made possible.
$250K line · repaid in 70 days
A garden-supply retailer drew to load up before spring, sold through, and repaid in ten weeks. Interest cost a fraction of the season's added margin — and the line refilled for next year.
$150K line · repaid in 3 weeks
A staffing firm bridged a gap before a net-60 invoice cleared. Three weeks of interest on $40K beat a missed payroll run by a mile.
$300K line · held 8 months
A manufacturer opened a line purely as a backstop. They haven't drawn yet — and because an idle line is free, it has cost them nothing to keep the safety net in place.
$500K line · revolving
A wholesale distributor draws and repays on a rolling cycle as orders come and go. One approval has covered a year of inventory swings with no new applications.
02 By the numbers
Two minutes, no credit pull. Open it now, draw when you need it.