1
Submit Your Information
Businesses describe their funding need. Capital providers register the kinds of opportunities they are interested in.
How it works
A simple three-step process.
Capital Link is designed to make the first connection easier — without pretending the first form is the final funding decision.
2
We Review and Organise
Capital Link reviews the information and structures it so the other side can understand the opportunity quickly.
3
Start the Conversation
If there appears to be a relevant fit, the parties can be introduced to decide whether they want to continue.
I run a business
Looking for growth capital?
Complete the SME Application Form with basic business and funding information.
I provide capital
Looking for SME opportunities?
Register the sectors, locations and opportunity types you are interested in discussing.
What the MVP does
It tests the connection, not the entire finance process.
The first version focuses on whether SMEs are willing to register their funding needs and whether potential capital providers are interested in reviewing those opportunities. More complex steps — detailed verification, legal documentation, funding decisions and transaction processing — are outside the current MVP.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does submitting the SME form guarantee funding?
No. The form is only an expression of interest. It helps Capital Link understand your business and whether a relevant conversation may be possible.
Is Capital Link a bank or lender?
No. This MVP is positioned as an origination and matching concept, not as a bank. It does not issue loans or provide financial advice.
Do I need to upload bank statements?
No. The MVP deliberately uses simple self-reported ranges and basic business information. Do not provide bank passwords, card numbers or identity documents through this form.
What happens if there is a potential match?
Capital Link can contact the relevant parties to discuss whether they both want an introduction. Any later due diligence, terms or funding decision would require separate steps.