Shediac Lobster Festival Expects Thousands: Capital Funding for Canadian Businesses

The Shediac Lobster Festival is a major cultural and economic event for New Brunswick, drawing significant crowds and promoting the region's seafood industry. The festival's recognition as a signature event underscores its importance to the province. New additions like the Global Lunch and The Succulent aim to enhance the festival's appeal and offer diverse experiences. Adyen's launch of 'Capital' in Canada responds to the need for accessible funding for SMBs. Traditional bank loans often involve lengthy applications and hidden fees, which Adyen's 'Capital' seeks to avoid by leveraging sales data for pre-approval and automated repayments. This initiative could significantly benefit Canadian SMBs, which contribute nearly half of the GDP generated by the private sector. According to Adyen's research with BCG, many smaller businesses rely on short-term loans, making the accessibility of 'Capital' particularly valuable.

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It is a financing solution that allows businesses to receive advances based on their sales data processed through Adyen's payment platform.

It removes barriers to securing timely working capital with a flat fixed fee and automatic repayments.

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