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One charge. The merchant sees the charge, the total and the APR before they accept.

Capital
The merchant gets an amount now. They repay it with a fixed share of each day's sales. The offer shows the charge, the total cost and the APR before they accept.
How the advance works
Sample
This example uses sample numbers. Real offers depend on each merchant's sales and the lender's approved terms.
Sample, not a quote.
Repayment sources
Core
The platform holds back the repayment share from each payout to the merchant. This is how every advance repays.
Planned
The merchant links their till. A share of each day's till inflows repays the advance.
Planned
The merchant links their business account. A share of each day's inflows repays the advance.
FAQ
Ask us for the sample offer terms.
There is no fixed monthly instalment and no collateral. The merchant repays a share of daily sales, so a slow day means a smaller payment. A licensed lender provides the advance, and its agreement shows the total cost and the APR.
Repayment is a share of sales, so the payment goes down when sales go down. Each offer also states a minimum amount to repay in each period. The merchant sees it before they accept.
Yes, at any time and without a penalty. The lender's agreement shows how early repayment changes the total cost.
Yes. When most of an advance is repaid, Gizo can make a new offer from the latest sales.
Licensed partner lenders fund every advance. We will name them before launch.
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