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Revenue-Based Funding in South Carolina. Underwritten with local context.
Revenue-based funding uses your monthly business income, not your personal credit history, to determine how much capital you can access. If your register is ringing, your capital is waiting. Available to South Carolina businesses that meet ICG's underwriting criteria. Minimum FICO 500+, minimum revenue $15K/mo.
- Max funding
- $500K
- Term
- 3–18 months
- Time to fund
- 24 hours
- Min FICO
- 500+
The short answer
Does ICG offer revenue-based funding in South Carolina?
Yes. ICG funds revenue-based funding for South Carolina businesses that meet our standard underwriting criteria. Minimum FICO 500+, minimum revenue $15K/mo, and 6+ months in business.
Last updated 2026-06-24
South Carolina disclosure rules
South Carolina has no state-specific commercial financing disclosure law. ICG discloses APR on every offer regardless.
Federal Truth in Lending Act (TILA) does not apply to commercial loans, and South Carolina has not enacted a state-specific commercial financing disclosure regime as of 2026. ICG voluntarily discloses APR ranges and total repayment on every offer regardless of state mandate. See our transparency policy for the full disclosure framework.
South Carolina lending infrastructure
Where to file, who to contact. What to expect, in plain language.
UCC central filing
South Carolina UCC filings
UCC-1 financing statements for South Carolinabusinesses are filed with the state's central filing office. Most ICG products require a UCC filing. See our UCC filing glossary entry for what to expect.
Open South Carolina UCC officeSouth Carolina context
Where South Carolina revenue-based funding typically lands. Local metros, local verticals.
Top South Carolina metros
- Charleston
- Columbia
- Greenville
Top South Carolina industries
- Manufacturing
- Tourism
- Healthcare
- Construction
Eligibility
What we look for in South Carolina files. Underwriting, in plain language.
- Minimum 6 months in business
- $15,000+ monthly revenue
- 500+ personal credit score
- Active business bank account
- No open bankruptcies
Common questions
Revenue-Based Funding in South Carolina. Honest answers, no fine print games.
QDoes ICG offer revenue-based funding in South Carolina?
Yes. ICG funds revenue-based funding for South Carolina businesses that meet our standard underwriting criteria. Minimum FICO 500+, minimum revenue $15K/mo, and 6+ months in business.
QWhat disclosure laws apply to commercial financing in South Carolina?
South Carolina has not enacted a commercial financing disclosure law specific to non-bank lenders as of 2026. Federal Truth in Lending Act protections do not extend to commercial loans, but ICG voluntarily discloses APR ranges on every offer.
QHow fast does revenue-based funding fund for a South Carolina business?
24 hours from signed contract for most South Carolina files. Larger deals or those requiring additional documentation may take longer.
QWhere are UCC filings made for South Carolina businesses?
UCC-1 financing statements for South Carolina businesses are filed with the state's central filing office (see https://sos.sc.gov/online-filings/uniform-commercial-code). ICG files a UCC where required by the product (most term loans, equipment financing, and revenue-based funding).
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ICG Funding (legal entity Infinite Capital Group) complies with applicable state commercial financing disclosure laws.
Ready when you are
Apply for revenue-based funding in South Carolina. 24 hours to fund.
Quick application. Soft credit pull only. Real human review.