Offering Creative
Asset-Based Lending
to Businesses for 20+ years
Georgia: Take Your Bridge to Success
Our asset-based lending solutions move your business forward.
When your Georgia company falls short of qualifying for a bank loan, Bridge Business Credit provides prompt financing solutions to enhance and stabilize your cash flow.


Our Unique Approach
Since 2002, Bridge Business Credit has been an asset-based lender, offering working capital to Georgia medium-sized businesses. Our flexible approach helps companies regain financial stability, enabling them to return to conventional financing swiftly.
We provide loan commitments from $500K up to $6M.
Borrowers can pay off their loan relationships without penalty or early termination fees.



What Makes Us Different
Our borrowers have the freedom to pay off their loans without penalty or early termination fees. Our goal is to help companies regain financial stability and transition back to conventional financing as quickly as possible.
Lendable Collateral includes:


What Our Clients
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In the Media
Jan 30, 2023
Great Lakes Business Credit is now Bridge Business Credit
Great Lakes Business Credit, one of the nation’s fastest-growing alternative commercial finance companies, has announced a rebranding, with the new name of Bridge Business Credit. Under its new name…
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Family Business Success Begins with Smart Succession Planning
Presented by Bridge Business Credit When owning and operating a family-owned business, the issue of succession planning will surely emerge one day. It’s usually a very complex road to navigate, and includes dealing with a variety of personal, legal, and financial concerns. To help you map the course, the financial planning experts at Bridge Business…
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Survey: CEOs Take More Confident Stance on Economy
Presented by Bridge Business Credit CEOs entered August feeling better about current business conditions than they have at any point since last December, with resilient customer demand helping offset persistent concerns about inflation, labor shortages and geopolitical uncertainty. Asked to explain what is shaping their expectations for the year ahead, those CEOs polled most frequently…

