Creditlinker
For capital providers

Fund real businesses.
See their numbers.
Know what you are getting into.

Whether you have ₦50,000 or ₦50 million to put to work, Creditlinker connects you to verified Nigerian businesses that need capital. You see their real financial data, pick how much to put in, choose your risk level, and earn returns as they grow.

500+
Verified businesses
6
Financial dimensions
14
Financing categories
100%
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Matched to your criteria

127 verified businesses

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Aduke Bakeries Ltd.

Food & Beverage · Working Capital · Financer

742

Low Risk

Lagosfresh Produce

Agriculture · Invoice Financing · Revenue financer

721

Low Risk

Buildwise Contractors

Construction · Equipment Financing · Equipment financer

698

Medium Risk

TechServe Solutions

Technology · Revenue Advance · Revenue financer

715

Low Risk

Nour Fashion Hub

Retail · Trade Credit · Trade supplier

681

Medium Risk

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Offer created · Aduke Bakeries Ltd.

Type

Working Capital

Amount

₦5,000,000

Rate

24% p.a.

Tenor

12 months

Accepted by business
Who can be a financer

Anyone can fund a business.

You do not need to be a bank or a fund. If you have money you want to put to work, and you want to know exactly where it is going, Creditlinker is built for you.

Individual financers

You start from as little as ₦50,000. You pick a business, see their verified financial numbers, choose how much to put in, and earn returns as they repay. You are not giving a gift. You are financing a real business with real data behind it.

From ₦50k per unitPick your risk levelDiversify across businesses12 to 34% returns by risk

Institutions and funds

Banks, microfinance institutions, equipment financiers, and trade suppliers. You get access to verified six-dimensional business profiles and deploy capital at scale. Every access event is logged. Every decision has an evidence trail.

Working capitalEquipment financingInvoice and revenue financeTrade credit
Types of financing

Pick the type that fits what you have.

Not all financing works the same way. Each type below is a different deal structure, a different repayment source, and a different kind of financer. Pick what fits you.

Direct lenders

You lend money directly to a business for day-to-day operations or growth. They repay you from their cashflow over time. Simple. Clean.

Short-term loansWorking capitalOverdraft cover

Equipment financers

You fund the purchase of machines, vehicles, or equipment. The asset itself is the security — if repayment stops, the asset is recovered.

Equipment financeAsset leasingHire purchase

Revenue & invoice financers

You advance money against real invoices or verified future revenue. The business's customers — or their sales — are what pays you back.

Invoice advancesRevenue shareReceivables

Trade & supplier financers

You extend credit or payment terms to businesses you supply or trade with. Repayment is tied to your existing commercial relationship.

Trade creditSupplier financeDeferred billing
How financing units work

Each financing deal
is split into units.

No single person funds an entire deal alone. A ₦5 million financing is broken into 100 units of ₦50,000 each. Multiple financers buy in. If the business has trouble repaying, no single person carries the full weight.

No one person carries the risk alone

If a business stops repaying, the impact is shared across all unit holders. One default does not destroy one investor.

You control how much you put in

Buy 1 unit (₦50k) or 10 units (₦500k). Mix across different businesses, financing types, and risk levels.

Harder to game the system

Because capital comes in small slices from many people, no single financer is a big target. Each unit is independently tracked.

Returns are priced by the market

Safer deals get funded faster. Riskier ones attract higher return demands. The platform reflects real risk, not flat pricing.

Financing unit breakdown · Aduke Bakeries Ltd.

Working Capital · ₦5,000,000 total

Unit size₦50,000
Total units100 units
Reserve per unit₦5,000 (10%)
Active unit holders87 financers
Units available13 units left

Units by risk level

Safe45 units (45%)
Balanced30 units (30%)
High-return12 units (12%)

Your position

2 units

₦100,000

Expected return

₦24,000

24% p.a. balanced

Risk levels

Pick the risk level that fits you.

Every financing deal has three levels you can choose from. Lower risk means lower returns. Higher risk means higher returns. You decide.

Lowest risk

Safe

12 to 16% p.a.

Target return

Repayment order: Paid back first

Your units are covered by the reserve fund and insurance first. If the business does not repay, you are the last to take a loss.

Good for: If you want steady returns and prefer to sleep well at night.

Medium risk

Balanced

18 to 24% p.a.

Target return

Repayment order: Paid back second

Partial coverage from reserve and insurance. You absorb some loss only after high-return holders take their share first.

Good for: If you want better returns and are comfortable with some exposure across a diversified set of deals.

Highest risk

High-return

26 to 34% p.a.

Target return

Repayment order: First to take a loss

No reserve cover. You take the first hit if a business does not repay. The higher return is your compensation for accepting that.

Good for: If you understand private credit risk and want maximum returns across a wide portfolio.

Return ranges are targets, not guarantees. Actual returns depend on the business, deal type, and market conditions.

If a business does not repay

There are four things
that happen before
you lose anything.

We do not promise that every deal will pay back. What we do is make sure that if one does not, the impact on you is managed in layers rather than hitting you all at once.

Creditlinker uses the language "partial loss protection" and "managed risk" — not "safe investment" or "guaranteed returns." You are putting capital into real businesses. There is real risk involved.

1

The business repays normally

Your principal plus returns come back. The reserve held per deal is returned to unit holders after the financing cycle ends.

2

The reserve fund steps in

10% of every deal is set aside and invested in safe instruments. This pool is the first thing used to cover a shortfall if repayment stops.

3

Insurance pays out (where applicable)

Some deals have optional insurance coverage. If activated, the insurer covers part or all of the remaining gap according to the policy.

4

The asset is recovered (if there is one)

For equipment and asset-backed deals, the physical asset is taken back, sold, and the proceeds are returned to unit holders.

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The platform buffer absorbs the rest

A shared pool covers any remaining gap. This affects platform profitability, not your principal beyond your risk level exposure.

What you can finance

Five ways to put your
money to work.

Each one has a different source of repayment and a different level of risk.

Debt financingMedium Risk

Business loans & credit

Repaid from the business's cashflow. Backed by their verified financial data and the reserve fund. Good for businesses that need cash now and pay it back over time.

Short-term loansOverdraft coverWorking capital
Asset-backedLow Risk

Equipment & asset finance

The equipment itself is the security. If the business stops paying, the asset is recovered and sold to cover what is owed. Lower risk because there is something physical to fall back on.

Equipment purchaseAsset leasingHire purchase
Revenue-backedLow Risk

Invoice & revenue finance

Backed by the business's real customer invoices. When the customer pays their invoice, that money clears the deal. You are not waiting on the business — you are waiting on their customer.

Invoice advancesReceivables purchaseRevenue advance
See all 14 financing types
What you see before you decide

Real numbers.
Not just a score.

Before you put a single naira into a business, you see six independent measures of how that business actually operates. Not self-reported. Not projected. Pulled from their real bank accounts, accounting records, and operational data.

Three data types, all verified

Bank transaction history, accounting ledger records, and operational signals like equipment, inventory, and receivables.

Six measures, independently scored

Revenue Stability, Cashflow Predictability, Expense Discipline, Liquidity Strength, Financial Consistency, and Risk Profile. Each scored 0 to 100 on its own.

A separate data reliability score

Every business profile carries a score showing how complete and trustworthy the underlying data is, so you know how much weight to give each number.

Full source traceability

Every metric traces back to the actual transactions it came from. No black boxes.

Financial Identity · Verified

Aduke Bakeries Ltd.

742

Low Risk

6 financial measures

Revenue Stability85
Cashflow Predictability78
Expense Discipline81
Liquidity Strength74
Financial Consistency88
Risk Profile91

Data reliability score

94

High confidence

Data coverage

18mo

3 bank accounts

Key business metrics

Avg monthly revenue₦4.2M
Revenue growth (6mo)+12%
Operating margin31%
Cash reserve ratio2.4x
Receivable turnover18 days
Client concentrationLow
How it works

From signup to your first financing.

Five steps to start putting your capital to work through Creditlinker.

1

Create your account

Sign up as an individual or an institution. Tell us what kind of businesses you want to finance and how much you are looking to put in.

2

Set your criteria

Tell us your preferences once. The platform matches you to verified businesses that fit your capital range, sector focus, and risk appetite. This happens automatically in the background.

3

Request access to a business profile

When you find a business you want to evaluate, you request their consent. They decide what data to share with you and for how long. You only see what they have agreed to show you.

4

Review their verified financial data

You get their six financial measures, reliability score, key business metrics, and risk assessment. All of it comes from verified data, not from what the business told us about itself.

5

Put your capital in and track it

Choose how many units you want to hold and at what risk level. The financing is structured on the platform. You track repayments, receive returns, and build a portfolio over time.

Full platform walkthrough

Your matching criteria

FastCash Microfinance

Financing categoryDebt · Working capital
Min identity score680 / 1000
Ticket size₦1M to ₦20M
SectorsFood · Agri · Retail
Risk appetiteLow to Medium
Min data coverage12 months

Businesses matched

127

Consent granted

14

Get started

Access log · All events

Viewed identity profile

Aduke Bakeries

2h ago

Viewed 6D breakdown

Lagosfresh Prod.

3h ago

Created offer ₦5M

Aduke Bakeries

1h ago

Consent request sent

TechServe Ltd.

4h ago
Your reputation on the platform

The better you behave,
the stronger your
standing gets.

Creditlinker tracks how you operate as a financing partner. Businesses can see your record before granting you access. A strong reputation means faster consent, better deals, and more trust from the businesses you want to reach.

Deal completion rate

How many deals you open versus how many you actually complete and settle. Businesses watch this.

Settlement speed

How quickly you confirm repayments once a business has paid. Slow confirmations lower your standing.

Dispute record

How disputes involving you are resolved. Clean records are a signal of a fair, trustworthy financing partner.

Capital activity

Volume and variety of financing you have done. More activity across different business types signals genuine commitment.

Institution reputation

FastCash Microfinance

Deal completion rate94%
Settlement speed98%
Dispute resolution91%
Capital activity score87%

Active deals

14

Total deployed

₦84M

Platform rank

Top 5%

For capital providers

Start with a business
you can actually verify.

Sign up, set your criteria, and let the platform find verified businesses that match what you are looking for. The first consent request is waiting on the other side of registration.

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