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Order and contract financing

One of the six financing paths for drone and robotics companies

Money to buy materials and build when you already have an order or contract.

Contract and purchase order lines, and export working capital, lend against an order or contract that is already signed, so a company can buy parts and pay its people before the customer pays.

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U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)

SBA CAPLines

Small businesses eligible for 7(a) loans. SBA says the Working CAPLine is for businesses unable to meet the credit standards of long-term credit. All owners must be U.S. citizens or nationals in the U.S. (SOP 50 10 8.1).

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United States
LoansOrder and contract financing

Last checked September 26, 2026. Each program decides who qualifies; check its official page.

Order and contract financing
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