Last year, fintech firms offered faster service for small businesses to get emergency loans through the PPP. Companies like PayPal are able to streamline the application process because they ...

On April 8, the U.S. Treasury finally made an application form available for them to apply and on Friday, April 10, Paypal and Intuit Quickbooks were approved by the SBA to take part in PPP.

So they applied to PayPal and Square, both top PPP lenders. Katie Brown said after she submitted their online application to PayPal, the company indicated in a pop-up message on her screen that they ...

Existing PayPal business users may be able to speed through the application process. Kapitus is a solid choice for businesses owners looking to borrow $1 million or more with low rates and ...

The deadline to apply for a PPP loan is June 30 ... In April, the SBA approved a number of fintechs, including PayPal, Intuit Quickbooks, Square, and Funding Circle, to directly offer borrowers ...

That will help you avoid submitting an application that ends up ... Also approved by the SBA as a nonbank lender, PayPal is now accepting applications for PPP loans from PayPal merchants.

The Extension Act extends the PPP application deadline from June 30 ... to apply with a community bank or FinTech company such as PayPal. A full list of lenders is available at www.sba.gov.

The concept is on the table to forgive all PPP loans below a certain threshold. Online payments juggernaut PayPal Inc. has joined the growing chorus asking the Small Business Administration to ...

The trade group Financial Innovation Now (FIN), which represents Square, PayPal, Intuit and Stripe ... Intuit said eligible applicants can apply for the PPP through the company’s QuickBooks ...

PayPal made major progress toward creating its own blockchain ecosystem by filing a patent application for a nonfungible token (NFT) purchase and transfer system. The application, filed in March ...

The Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) is ... that your loan application will be processed, you may wish to apply with a community bank or FinTech company such as PayPal.