On time, and on track
A letter of credit provides your clients with a convenient method of transacting with your business. This additional layer of security is a tool to help things run smoothly and according to the values of good business — no matter where in the world you’re working.
Why East Coast CU?
Keeping it in the community
When we lend to local businesses so they can expand and create jobs, we’re directly supporting our communities.
- Banking with us means choosing to make a positive impact in your community
- Your money stays local and is invested back in your community
- Local decision-making based on local realities
Small business financing program
Looking for start-up and expansion financing?
Apply for a financing program unique to Nova Scotia credit unions designed to help small businesses with big ideas.
- Term loan, working capital loan, or line of credit
- Terms up to 10 years
- Access to a network of business mentors
Small business loan insurance
Protect against loss of income
Small business loan insurance can protect you and your family from the unexpected.
- Protect your savings
- Get peace of mind for you, your family, and dependants
- Cover expenses if your income reduces
Business solutions
Accept debit and credit payments
We offer a range of payment solutions including the processing of debit and credit card payments in store, online, or on the go—without any hidden costs or fees.
Explore other saving and investment options
Loans & Mortgages
Grow your business, and your goals. Explore our range of flexible commercial loans and mortgages.
Equipment Leasing
Lease equipment and keep your cash flow flowing. Discover the advantages of leasing your equipment.
Line of Credit
Increase your purchasing power. Enjoy the flexibilty of having access to cash when you need it.
Credit Cards
Reward your business while managing expenses. Plus, enjoy built-in fraud and purchase protection.
Small Business Financing Program
Take advantage of this unique program available only to local small businesses
Lease or borrow? 4 things to consider
Four things to consider when deciding between leasing or borrowing equipment.
