Capital stacking works because it separates business credit from personal credit. You’re accessing revolving capital in the business name, often at zero percent for a fixed period, and you only pay interest on what you actually use.

Once the balance is paid down, that capital becomes available again, similar to a revolving line of credit. The advantage is speed and access. No financials, no tax returns, no bank statements required in many cases.

For startups with little or no revenue, this can be a viable way to fund early growth, as long as it’s used intentionally and paid down responsibly.

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