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85% paid off all green and still no offer, does any know what's going on 

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Hi @Arminius !

 

Appreciate you taking the time to post.

 

New offers are not automatically extended when a certain percentage of an existing loan is repaid, but your business may become eligible for a new offer when your existing plan is closer to being repaid. We can’t guarantee a loan offer even if the key factors displayed on the eligibility page show all “Good.” 

 

We will continue to review your account daily for loan eligibility. If you become eligible, you’ll be notified directly on your Square Dashboard and through email.

 

Hope that helps, please feel free to reach out to us directly if you have any other questions!

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Hi @Deliman!

 

Appreciate you taking the time to post.

 

There are many factors that may affect your eligibility, and accounts are evaluated as a whole. 

 

You may view your eligibility page by navigating to the Loans tab on your Square Dashboard. This page was built to help our sellers gain insight into the status of their Square Loans eligibility by taking your business’s real time data and comparing it to key factors that determine eligibility. 

 

If you have any question please contact our Canadian Loans Support team directly at 888-800-5333.

 

We appreciate you reaching out and hope this helps!

 

 

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Received my offer at 78% on Saturday. As bad as I wanted to wait; this has been a slow and brutal winter and I need to rebuild. Hopefully with the new inventory, this will be paid in no time. It was only a $1000 increase but I’ll gladly accept it. 

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Hi @ianssoph !

 

Thanks for posting on the Seller Community.

 

You can connect your primary business bank account with Plaid, and we’ll only use this data to improve future offers. Connecting a bank or multiple banks is optional and will not affect your current eligibility status.  Our system will still continue to monitor accounts for eligibility as it has done so in the past.

 

Hope that helps, please feel free to reach out to us directly if you have any other questions!

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Thank you for your help on this thread, @Twpchair❤️

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It sounded like you were newer to loans. It's so hard to try and make a guess on it with the first few loans especially. Besides me telling you there are no guarantees of if or when the next offer might come. The difficult part is Square and the algorithm trying to figure out your processing pattern. With any new account, you have to start somewhere. The algorithm is a tremendous help for us to use but it's not a guarantee of an offer nor is it a bust if something needs work. Square takes into account your whole profile. Time with Square, previous loans are huge. All the good signs. Increase in sales, volume of swipes, and new customers. The algorithm is doing its job and crunching numbers and recording data. It does look at your account daily. If you can help it increase sales or boost the number of swipes maybe that might trigger it to take a 2nd look at your account. That's just a wild guess. Something has to! Good luck and Keep us posted ok. 

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Yes, I understood you. It transfers over the next day. Now, when you go to make your loan payment it takes 7-10 business days to process. Once it is cleared you are eligible to update and go back into the algorithm. If or when, with no guarantees, it's hard to say. The last time I paid off a loan in the upper 80s to low 90s, I was 14 days (federal holiday) fell in there to process the payment and clear through the system. Then it took 2 days to go back into the algorithm. Through this process, I was already paid off from sales. Before paying off your loan double-check to make sure you don't have any offers. If you do it will cancel it out during this process. Good luck with your journey!

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Hi @stanleycourtney 

 

Thanks for posting on the Seller Community.

 

While you are not currently eligible for an offer, your account is automatically reviewed daily to determine eligibility. New offers are not automatically extended when a certain percentage of an existing loan is repaid, offers are based on many factors, including, but not limited to, your current payment processing volume, your customer mix, and your Square account history. 

 

Feel free to reach out to us directly if you have any additional questions!

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I have seen the waiting list and I believe it is new.  I mentioned in another thread (or this one?) that it doesn't surprise me.  I can't speak to Square's rationale, but remember this IS an American Express card.  I'd imagine that Amex's agreement with Square calls for a rigorous vetting process since that is how they handle their own company-issued cards.  I've not seen much chatter about this on this board, though.  Like you said, it is a new product.  It has been tested and rolled out slowly and carefully and, honestly, that gives me some hope that it is ready for prime time.  One last thing -- given the very rocky economic outlook, a waitlist seems like a wise plan on Square's and Amex's part.  The last thing any of them (or any of us who depend on the financial stability of Square) want or need is a mountain of uncollectible card debt on Square's balance sheet next year.  Better safe, than sorry.

 

I don't know what you mean by is that a good thing, @Paulynne.. Yes, it's a good thing that Square is continuing to expand their financial offerings to its sellers.  But if you are asking if it's a good indication that you, personally, might qualify for a card, there is absolutely no way to guarantee that.  Take it at face value -- there is a new card option being offered, there is a waitlist, you joined it and were told you'd hear back.  Those are facts.  Beyond that, looking into our crystal balls is not wise or productive.

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Yes, they are still going out. 

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Yes, they are still doing loans every day! 

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does anyone know what the little dark gray pie cut looking thing means when you’re paying off the loan does that mean I’ll get a new loan offer when I get to that point?

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Hi @Jjbeautyco !

 

Thank you for posting in the seller community!

 

The darker grey part of the circle represents the remaining amount you’ll need to pay to meet your 60-day minimum payment requirement.

 

Don’t hesitate to contact us directly if you have further questions or concerns!

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Thank you so much !!! I believe I’ll be there tomorrow!! 

is square still showing when our account was last viewed? 

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That shows how much you have left to pay your 60 day minimum payment. Once your 60 day minimum has been reached, the grey goes away. 

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People receiving offers...what are your percentages paid off compared to your old percentages paid off? I've always gotten offers like clockwork at 68% paid off. My swipes have always been up year to year/month to month and I have a healthy vmix of new vs returning customers. Just curious where everyone else is at and what to expect.

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I’m curious now too. It’s been a year for me.  I’ve always recieved them between 65-70% paid.  

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It's been running higher paid back this year as the Mods have a pinned post regarding loans of 2025. The key points are swiping = sales, the volume of swipes = more sales, and the metrics, which are a great tool; all green is a fantastic job, but no guarantee of an offer. Also, new customers vs returning = growth. All indicate a healthy business that's growing. This is where the metrics come in to see if you are up 2 to 3 times this time vs last year the same with this past quarter. Also, your past history and how long you've been with Square are considered. Keep swiping and get that algorithm to take a 2nd look at your account. 

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