Founded 2013
Headquarters Jersey City, New Jersey
Operates in United States
Ownership Private, VC-backed; banking provided through Coastal Community Bank
Funding range Line of credit up to $250,000; term loan up to $500,000; SBA up to $350,000
Repayment Revolving credit with automatic weekly or monthly repayment; fixed instalments up to 24 months
Security Varies by product
Industries Broad small business; excludes gambling, firearms, cannabis, auto dealerships and donation-based nonprofits
Capital deployed $17B+ across 1,000,000+ lifetime customers
Leadership Eyal Lifshitz (CEO and co-founder)
Website bluevine.com
Best suited for growing US small businesses that want digital banking and working capital in one place.
Bluevine is a US fintech, founded in 2013 by Eyal Lifshitz and Nir Klar. It offers small-business banking and financing through a digital platform, with banking services provided via partner banks, and is one of the larger small-business banking platforms in the United States.
Give small businesses the financial tools they need to succeed.
Bluevine evolved from its early invoice-factoring roots into a full small-business banking platform, and relocated its headquarters to Jersey City in 2023. It is privately held and serves small businesses across the United States.
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