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Where your company is based
A company in Glasgow, Cardiff, Belfast or London is assessed the same way — on its trading and cash flow. Credicorp is a UK commercial lender, so the requirement is a UK-registered limited company, not a particular nation or region. See is my business eligible for Credicorp.
Sector, not geography
What tends to vary by business is the industry it trades in, not where it sits on the map. The sector guides look at how funding needs differ across trades, from construction to retail, anywhere in the UK.
Registered overseas?
If your company is registered outside the UK, it falls outside the model, even if it has UK customers. The borrower needs to be a UK limited company. If you trade in the UK through an overseas parent, it is the UK entity that would need to be the borrower.
Frequently asked questions
Does Scottish law change anything?
The core requirement — a UK-registered limited company assessed on its trading — is the same across the UK. Some legal mechanics differ by nation, but they do not change who can apply.
Can a UK company with overseas trade borrow?
Yes. A UK limited company that trades internationally can still be assessed on its UK-registered position and cash flow. See sectors such as import-export for context.
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Credicorp lends to your company, not to you personally — short-term working capital with no personal guarantee. See what your business could access.