LendingYou may request draws of any amount and at any time up to your Flex Credit limit availability as long as your account is active.
Here are some ways to keep your account in good standing:
- Maintain an active bank connection between Bluevine and your primary bank account, or be sure to upload bank statements monthly
- Maintain business revenue or deposit activity in your linked bank account
- Keep a consistent credit score
- Make regular, on-time repayments
- Reach out before you apply for a loan elsewhere. Taking on additional debt outside of Bluevine can negatively impact your Bluevine Line of Credit, and you may lose the ability to make draws from your line. Contact us before applying elsewhere.
Your ability to draw from your credit line and your total credit line amount could be affected if:
- You have taken on additional debt with other lenders
- Your income has substantially decreased
- Significant personal credit report deterioration (Example: FICO drop from over 625 to under 625)
- Significant business credit report deterioration (Example: recent months showing over 50% of repayments to lenders or vendors being over 30 days late)
- There has been a change to your business operations (e.g. bankruptcy or closure)
- There have been material changes in your business
- You have had multiple overdraft fees or instances of insufficient funds in the last 30 days
- You have failed to make repayments on existing Bluevine obligations
- Your business entity’s status in your incorporating state has lapsed
- Your business has been subject of an IRS tax lien or levy
- Your account is consistently at the credit line limit
- Your credit line is over-revolving (having a high number of active draws creating a significant amount being paid per payment cycle)
Your bank data is out of date, which means either:
- Your bank connection has failed
- Your last uploaded statement is more than 30 days old