No audited accounts? No problem. GXBank is backing Malaysian sole proprietor businesses anyway.
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A digital bank, GXBank, is offering financing options to sole proprietors in Malaysia who have built successful businesses but face difficulties accessing financial assistance. The GX Biz FlexiLoan provides up to RM150,000 in financing, functioning like a revolving line of credit. This means that business owners can withdraw funds multiple times within their approved limit, without any interest or fees on the amount they do not borrow.
This model aims to serve underserved MSMEs by removing common hurdles in getting business financing. GXBiz FlexiLoan has four key advantages over traditional loans: no requirement for a business bank account, approval within minutes, instant cash disbursement to a Biz Account, and low-interest rates starting at 3.8% per annum, with flexible repayment terms.
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