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Definition
A revolving facility (or revolving credit) is a reusable limit you can draw down, repay and draw again as often as needed within the term, paying interest only on the drawn balance.
In plain terms
It works like a business credit card at loan pricing — money on tap for the peaks, costing nothing when the balance sits at zero.
Why it matters for your company
It suits seasonal or lumpy cash needs far better than a fixed term loan. Credicorp’s business credit facility is a committed revolving line — apply for a limit and draw only what you need.
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