Which GPU lenders fit your deal?

Seven questions. See which of the 136 lenders in our directory fit, why, and the terms to expect. No email needed.

Question 1 of 7136 lenders in the directory
How large is the deal?

Two minutes to find out if you qualify.

  • Your financing application link, straight away
  • A 20-minute onboarding call
  • A straight answer if it’s not a fit for the program

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Do you have offtake?
Sponsor equity of 30%+ of project cost?

Lender match questions

How does the match work?
A lender fits if it offers the structure you want, its ticket covers your deal, it finances where your servers run, and it lends on the customer contract you have. Matches are ranked by public deals naming your GPUs.
Can I finance GPUs without a customer contract?
Yes, with fewer lenders and more equity. For an under-$10M U.S. deal with half the cost in equity and no contract, 43 lenders in the directory fit, against 49 with a signed take-or-pay. The ones that fit lend against the hardware: equipment lessors, specialty finance, GPU-native and onchain lenders. Banks and infrastructure funds want a signed contract.
What terms should I expect?
It depends most on your customer. A signed take-or-pay with an investment-grade customer sits in AC-1 Prime: an advance of 75-80% of equipment cost, 20-25% equity. A typical startup customer sits in AC-3 Acceptable: 55-65% advance, 35-45% equity. Without a contract, AC-4 at best: 50%+ equity.

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