Become want businesses to access their best funding options
by Startacus Admin
Become, a leading online platform for SMBs to find and optimise funding solutions, closes it's own Series A investment round. We take a look at the platform...
Become, the tech startup that operates a business lending marketplace to give SMBs more funding choices, have completed their own Series A investment round. The company provides businesses with tools to improve their fundability and a marketplace to easily compare and choose the best possible funding options.
Using its proprietary technology, Become nurtures each business throughout the funding cycle, with business owners receiving a unique financial profile called LendingScore™, where they can learn funding essentials to improve their funding odds, unlock new funding opportunities, compare and claim their best possible funding solution.
Perhaps the hardest part about finding funding is when it comes time to apply for loans. Become aims to step up, helping 
startups understand the various options at your disposal. With a quick and easy application on their website, Become.co, you can gain access to a variety of funding sources that best meet your needs. You don’t pay a penny to access this service which is, in itself, a huge help to startups seeking funding.
Once you have completed the application process, the only thing to do is sit back and wait for offers. However, loans are not your only option, as Become also aim to help you understand other funding options which may be available to you, from bootstrapping, to venture capital. Conventional startup loans are not your only option.
So many young businesses fail because they are not prepared to wait out the first few years that it takes for the average startup to finally turn a profit. You can become all that you had envisioned and Become, wants you to see that there are possible viable solutions to your financial concerns.
With their own Series A round now complete, we look foward to seeing how the investment further shapes their own business over the coming months.
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Published on: 30th October 2019
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