Business Sold or Closed FAQ

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If you close or sell your business without repaying your outstanding loan balance, your loan will be considered in default under your loan agreement.

Upon default, Square Financial Services may demand immediate repayment of the outstanding balance to be paid within a specified number of days.

Additionally, we may debit any past due amounts from your business’ Square-linked bank account, and increase your repayment rate. Take a look at sections 3 and 6 of your loan agreement for more details.

We know times like this can be stressful, and we’re here to help. Keep reading to learn more about repayment options.

You can make loan payments online through your Square Dashboard, by mail using a check, cashier’s check or money order, or by phone using a debit card.

For more details about these payment options, take a look at Square Loan Repayment FAQ.

If your business is unable to repay the full outstanding loan balance at the time of sale or closure, contact us as soon as possible so we can get a better understanding of your situation.

We may be able to provide an alternative repayment option to accommodate your circumstances.

Yes, any authorized individual associated with the business can make loan payments on behalf of the business. Before selling or buying a business with a Square loan, be sure to make arrangements for the business to repay the loan balance at the time of sale.

If the loan is not repaid at the time of sale and the business begins processing payments through a new Square account after the sale, the repayment rate may be applied to the new Square account’s card sales until the loan is paid off.

Please contact us to add the new account as a payer toward your business’s loan.

Please contact us via email to identify the individuals you wish to speak with Square about your business’s loan. These individuals will be able to take action on your loan, including making payments and agreeing to alternative payment arrangements. Consent for this authorization will be valid until revoked by you. Please provide us with the individuals’:

Please provide us with the individual’s:

• First and last name
• Contact email address
• Phone number

If you sold your business, we may request identifying documents such as a social security card or government issued photo ID for the new business owner. Keep an eye on your inbox for an email requesting information about the new owner.

If your business was a legal business entity, such as a limited liability company or a partnership, please provide us with the following documentation:

• The notice of dissolution that your business provided to creditors, along with all related documentation and the date the notice was sent.
• Contact information for the registered agent or the person managing the winding up process.

Note: If your business was a sole proprietorship, no documentation is needed.