QuickBooks Capital teams up with Cross River Bank to provide more customers with access to the PPP loan application
With an end goal to fill in whatever number of clients as would be prudent, QuickBooks® Capital is making two different ways for qualified clients to apply for a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) advance. In the first place, QuickBooks is chipping away at a subsequent PPP credit application for certain qualified QuickBooks and Intuit® Online Payroll clients who got a first-time PPP advance inside QuickBooks Capital in 2020. These qualified clients will actually want to apply briefly PPP advance up to $150,000. Second, QuickBooks Capital has collaborated with Cross River Bank, an SBA-endorsed moneylender, to encourage PPP applications for a more extensive gathering of qualified QuickBooks clients straightforwardly through CRB's foundation. PPP Application through Cross River Platform QuickBooks Capital has collaborated with Cross River Bank (CRB) to furnish certain qualified QuickBooks clients with the capacity to apply for a PPP credit straightforwardly through CRB's found