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Your step-by-step guide to getting approved for business funding. Learn the exact strategies to secure capital for your business.
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Tiffany HunterProfile picture@approvedwithtiff·May 29

Can anyone provide some insight as to why a payout account has been rejected? This is my first payout and yesterday I initiated a payout and it was fine and now today it’s been denied and I cannot initiate any more payouts. I have reached out to support chat and it’s been three hours with no update or response

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Elizabeth@elizabethglory·Jul 8

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Tiffany HunterProfile picture@approvedwithtiff·Apr 8

3 Reasons You Keep Getting Denied for Business Funding

Most people think bad credit means no funding. That's not true — but there ARE specific reasons lenders keep saying no.


1. You're applying to the wrong lenders. Not every lender pulls the same credit bureau. Some don't even check personal credit. If you're applying to traditional banks with a 580 score, you're wasting your time.


2. Your business credit profile doesn't exist. Most people don't even know business credit is separate from personal credit. If you haven't built a Dun & Bradstreet profile, you're invisible to the lenders who would actually approve you.


3. Your timing is off. There's a specific order to apply for funding that maximizes approvals. Hit the wrong lender first and it can tank your chances with the ones who would've said yes.


I broke down the exact strategy I use to help people get approved — even with credit scores under 600 — in my Business Funding Blueprint.


No fluff, just the playbook.