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Business Funding in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia’s business calendar rises and falls with tourism and the seasons, from Halifax’s waterfront to seafood operations along the coast. A merchant cash advance from Trade Wings Capital is sized to your actual sales, so a strong summer can fund a slower winter — and the entire process is online.
Cities we fund most often in Nova Scotia
- Halifax
- Sydney
- Truro
These are the Nova Scotia centres we fund most often. The full list of communities we can fund is below — and it’s still not a limit: if your business operates and banks in Canada, we can review your file.
Every city & town in Nova Scotia (40)
Nova Scotia has no legal “city” class. This lists the province’s incorporated towns and regional municipalities, plus major recognized urban communities (e.g. Halifax, Dartmouth, Sydney) that sit within the regional municipalities.
- Amherst (town)
- Annapolis Royal (town)
- Antigonish (town)
- Bedford (community)
- Berwick (town)
- Bridgewater (town)
- Cape Breton Regional Municipality (regional municipality)
- Clark's Harbour (town)
- Dartmouth (community)
- Digby (town)
- Glace Bay (community)
- Halifax (community)
- Halifax Regional Municipality (regional municipality)
- Kentville (town)
- Liverpool (community)
- Lockeport (town)
- Lunenburg (town)
- Mahone Bay (town)
- Middleton (town)
- Mulgrave (town)
- New Glasgow (town)
- New Waterford (community)
- North Sydney (community)
- Oxford (town)
- Pictou (town)
- Port Hawkesbury (town)
- Queens Regional Municipality (regional municipality)
- Sackville (community)
- Shelburne (town)
- Stellarton (town)
- Stewiacke (town)
- Sydney (community)
- Sydney Mines (community)
- Trenton (town)
- Truro (town)
- West Hants Regional Municipality (regional municipality)
- Westville (town)
- Windsor (community)
- Wolfville (town)
- Yarmouth (town)
Funded entirely online
We fund businesses across Nova Scotia entirely online — there’s no branch to visit and nothing to sign in person. Application, documents, and your dedicated funding specialist all happen remotely, so approval can come within hours and funds in as little as 24. A merchant cash advance is a purchase of a portion of your future receivables, so it’s based on your sales — not collateral, and not a perfect credit score.
What we commonly fund here
Across Nova Scotia we commonly fund hospitality and food service, seafood-related and seasonal operators, and the service businesses that support them.
Ready to apply?
Getting an offer takes minutes, and it’s based on your business’s sales. $5,000 to $500,000, funds in as little as 24 hours, no collateral and no obligation.
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