Flexible pay as
you grow loans
With Solve money, we fix the cost of your
loan up-front and loan repayments
Faster, cheaper, more flexible business loans
Access bigger loans as your business grows
Quick
2 mins to get a loan offer
Affordable
3% interest per month
Flexible
Repay a fixed percentage of your sales
Lending that works
for your business
We tailor every offer to your needs. Tell us how much you want, when you want it, and we’ll create the best possible offer. Choose a structure that works for you.
Average Monthly Income
Loan term
Your offer
₦2,025,000
9%
₦2,207,250
This is subject to change after process
Low Revenue?
No problem
If your business slows, so will your repayments. As you gain traction, we’ll
lend a hand - and with no fees, or prepayment penalties, it’s easy to
see why we’re the best way to get an affordable loan
How it works
Get offer in 2 mins
Sign up and connect your bank account
First, sign up and connect your business's bank accounts. This allows us to see your business's financial history.
Choose your offer
You decide the amount you want to borrow and set the budget for repayments as a fixed percentage of your weekly sales.
Repay as you earn
Safe in the knowledge that repayments match the ups and downs of your sales, now you can focus on growing your business.
Harness the power of a revenue based loan
With loan repayments that are a fixed percentage of your sales, Solve is the only business
lender committed to be there with you through the good and the tough times.
| Solve Money | Traditional loan | |
| Flexible repayments | ||
| No collateral | ||
| Get offer in 2 mins | ||
| Zero fees and penalties | ||
| Funds disbursed in 24 hours | ||
| 3-12 months repayment period | ||
Who we support
12+ months in business
Registered business or business name
Business bank account with one of the major banks
Tokkz Mj Enterprises
Solve Money reduced the complexity of getting a loan and managing the repayment. The process is super easy and their approach meant that I could continue paying even when my business did not have a good week.
Michael Jideofor
