How does the Chase business line of credit work?

The Chase business LOC works a lot like a credit card, where you only pay interest on what you borrow, and your credit line replenishes as you pay it back. Chase LOCs have two repayment periods. The first is a five-year revolving period where you can borrow as much as you want up to your approved limit, and you're only required to make minimum payments. After the five-year revolving term is up, you enter the repayment period, which is up to five years, and you can no longer make draws.

Does Chase offer other types of business funding?

Yes. In addition to business and commercial lines of credit, Chase also offers term loans, commercial real estate financing, SBA loans and business credit cards.

What credit score do I need for a Chase business credit card?

Chase doesn't state its minimum credit score requirement for business credit cards — or other types of business financing — but national banks in general typically require a good credit score of 670 or higher. And you'll likely need a credit score of 700+ to qualify for the lowest rates.