iBusiness Funding, an SMB financing technology and services company, is working with Intuit to offer additional funding options to its shared customers. iBusiness Funding already works with Intuit to provide fixed-rate conventional business loans through Intuit QuickBooks Capital. It expands this capability to include SBA products available through the iBusiness Funding network of approved SBA lenders.
The relationship enables government-backed loan offerings to be directly integrated into the Intuit QuickBooks Capital Marketplace program. SBA loans offer some of the most favorable terms available today: lower rates, longer repayment periods, and more flexible eligibility requirements.
Access to capital remains one of the most significant barriers to small business growth. Traditional financing routes often involve a complex application experience, require manual processes, and can be extremely time-consuming for business owners. And while SBA products offer beneficial terms to the business owners, in many cases, similar hurdles arise. Together, iBusiness Funding and Intuit are addressing these challenges head-on, delivering a more seamless experience through QuickBooks, a leading global financial technology solution for businesses.
iBusiness Funding also recently launched Lendsey AI, an end-to-end, multi-agentic AI loan origination solution targeting the application experience. It is backed by enterprise-grade security and compliance protocols to make funding more accurate, personalized, and transparent.
“Working with Intuit’s QuickBooks Capital makes SBA financing options more visible than ever before,” said Kos Joshi, CBO at iBusiness Funding. “By embedding access to SBA loans through iBF’s tech platform via QuickBooks, a solution trusted and used by millions of small business owners already, we are excited to help advance government-backed capital to businesses that are historically underserved. In addition to our conventional products, we can facilitate other options to business owners with longer terms, lower rates, and government-backed support. It’s a more inclusive path to funding that meets businesses where they are.”
The integration is now live via the Capital tab in QuickBooks, and with LenderAI powering the experience, small business owners using the Intuit platform can now access iBusiness Funding’s network of lenders. Small businesses can see tailored loan offers using financial data already stored in QuickBooks, reducing the need for paperwork and manual entry. This results in a quick and simple lending experience that aligns with the simplicity and ease of use that QuickBooks customers expect.
“QuickBooks Capital is focused on delivering comprehensive lending solutions that help solve our customers’ needs,” said Todd Denbo, VP and commercial leader, money offerings at Intuit. “While we already help facilitate financing for small businesses directly in QuickBooks, our priority is to match businesses with flexible, personalized funding that meets their needs. We’ve been working with iBusiness Funding for a long time, and expanding our collaboration to include SBA loan options as part of our growing Capital marketplace is an exciting next step.”