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We're calling for collaboration with the major banks, having raised debt financing to support new customers.

We’ve raised debt financing to support new CBILS customers. Now, we’re asking the banks to work with us.

We're calling for collaboration with the major banks, having raised debt financing to support new customers.

We’ve secured funding via the government’s Future Fund scheme

We’ll use this investment to help more small businesses rebuild and adjust to the new normal.

We’ve secured funding via the government’s Future Fund scheme

Businesses owned by women less likely to have reopened following lockdown

It’s been a tough time to run a business recently – we launched a survey to find out exactly what sacrifices business owners have been making during the pandemic.

Businesses owned by women less likely to have reopened following lockdown

We're calling for collaboration with the major banks, having raised debt financing to support new customers.

We’ve raised debt financing to support new CBILS customers. Now, we’re asking the banks to work with us.

We're calling for collaboration with the major banks, having raised debt financing to support new customers.

Recent articles

We’ve made iwocaPay free for small businesses during lockdown

We decided to make our “buy now, pay later” invoicing product – iwocaPay – free throughout the UK’s second national lockdown to support small businesses impacted by coronavirus.

The biggest sacrifices made when starting a business

iwoca’s inaugural Small Business Insights survey shows that more women may have sacrificed pay than men when starting a company.

We’re partnering with Mental Health UK to support small businesses

We're partnering with Mental Health UK to develop the UK’s first ever mental health support programme designed specifically for small business owners.

We’re making a pledge to small businesses in the North worst affected by the pandemic

We're pledging to lend £220 million to small businesses in the North of England by the end of 2023 to help them recover from the pandemic.

‘What we do transforms the world’ – the refugee recruitment agency

Recognising that refugees coming into the UK were often highly skilled, young entrepreneur Mursal Hedayat created a business named Chatterbox that helped them to find work in their new home country.