Retail & e-commerce · Ireland
Stock up before your busy season, refurb the shop or smooth out a quiet month. Retail funding that flexes with your takings instead of fighting them.

For shops and online sellers taking card payments.
For buying stock in bulk or investing in the business.
8 November 2026
A supplier deadline, a replacement vehicle or cash tied up in invoices: find out what speeds up Irish SME finance, what to prepare and how to choose funding that fits.
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3 November 2026
How merchant cash advances work in Ireland: card-sales repayments, costs, eligibility from 90 days trading and the alternatives to compare before applying.
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27 October 2026
Compare seven ways to fund retail expansion in Ireland — unsecured and secured loans, asset finance, merchant cash advances, trade and invoice finance, and top-ups — for stock, fit-out and new locations.
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20 October 2026
How seasonal Irish businesses can borrow well: loan types that suit uneven income, building a cash flow forecast lenders trust, and repayments that match your trading year.
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27 October 2026
A step-by-step guide to building a 12-month cash flow forecast for your small business in Ireland, with a worked example, a simple template layout and tips for keeping a rolling forecast up to date.
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You get an advance based on your card takings (typically €5,000+/month), then repay it as a small share of each day's card sales. Busy day, bigger repayment; quiet day, smaller one.
Yes — a merchant cash advance, short term loan or trade finance can all cover a big buy-in ahead of your peak season. We'll match the repayment shape to when the stock actually sells.
If you take card payments, a merchant cash advance is possible from 90 days trading with steady card takings. Flexible repayment lenders look from 9 months.
Free to you. Lenders pay us a commission when your loan completes. How we get paid