Business Loans

Choose your loan.

Business Lines of Credit Agriculture Commercial Real Estate Small Business Administration

Business Lines of Credit

Best For

  • Ongoing access to funds to cover short-term needs or opportunities

Features

  • Flexible revolving credit — borrow what you need, when you need it
  • Interest only on the amount you draw
  • Bridge timing gaps between receivables and payables

Requirements

  • Contact The Bank of Commerce to learn more
Business Lines of Credit
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Agricultural Loans

Best For

  • Supporting the growth of your farm or ranch with livestock, equipment, etc.

Features

  • Tailored financing for farm operations, land, equipment, livestock, or infrastructure
  • Can cover operating costs and capital needs
  • Purchase acreage, equipment, irrigation, or livestock

Requirements

  • Contact The Bank of Commerce to learn more
Agricultural Loans
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Commercial Real Estate Loans

Best For

  • Purchasing, refinancing, or renovating commercial property

Features

  • Long-term financing for land or commercial property purchases
  • Fixed or variable interest rate options

Requirements

  • Contact The Bank of Commerce to learn more
Commercial Real Estate Loans
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Small Business Administration (SBA) Loans

Best For

  • Small businesses seeking affordable financing

Features

  • Term loans with fixed or variable rates
  • Repayment schedules that match business cash flow
  • Higher loan amounts and longer terms than typical credit lines

Requirements

  • Contact The Bank of Commerce to learn more
Small Business Administration (SBA) Loans
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Here, business lending includes personalized support and local decisions — because your business deserves more than financing; it deserves a partner.

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FAQs

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What information is required to open a bank account?

If you would like to open an account, you can start by gathering essential information including but not limited to a government ID, your social security number, current address, initial deposit, and business documents. Once you have your items collected, visit one of our branches to open an account.

Where can I find my routing and account number?

You can find the routing number for The Bank of Commerce on your checks. You may also find it on our Routing Number page. If you have access to Online or Mobile Banking, you may also find your routing and account number displayed there.

Do I need to close my account if I move out of state?

You are not required to close your account if you move out of state. Our robust Online or Mobile Banking platforms make it easy to manage your finances wherever you are.

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