Stripe Offered Me Loan #9 Without a Credit Check — Here’s How I Got $717K in 1 Year
- Dewayne Williams
- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
Let me be the first to admit it: I was wrong.
But in this case, being wrong worked out even better than expected.
For over a year, I’ve been teaching you how to leverage Stripe Capital to get business loans without using your personal credit or tax returns. And I always said:
“Once you pay your current loan down by 75%, Stripe will offer you another loan.”
That’s what I believed—because that’s how it worked for me up until now.
But today, Stripe just blew that theory out of the water.
I logged into my dashboard and saw this:
“Based on your payment volume, MAC Enterprise Inc is eligible for a $250,000 loan.”

And here’s the kicker...I’m only 63.9% paid off on my current loan.

That’s right: I didn’t even reach 75%, and they still offered me Loan # 9
Let’s break it down.
🧾 The Timeline: 9 Loans in 1 Year and 22 Days
Loan 1: May 28, 2024 – $94,600
Loan 2: June 24, 2024 – $10,600
Loan 3: October 15, 2024 – $87,500
Loan 4: November 14, 2024 – $22,500
Loan 5: November 25, 2024 – $22,000
Loan 6: February 20, 2025 – $79,700
Loan 7: March 10, 2025 – $217,500
(Received: $209,691 after subtracting existing loan balance)
Loan 8: April 30, 2025 – $32,800
Loan 9: June 19, 2025 – $250,000
(Will receive: $158,575.63 after subtracting current balance of $91,424.37)

💵 Total Deposited Into My Account
Here’s how much I’ve actually received from all 9 Stripe loans:
Loan 1: $94,600
Loan 2: $10,600
Loan 3: $87,500
Loan 4: $22,500
Loan 5: $22,000
Loan 6: $79,700
Loan 7: $209,691
Loan 8: $32,800
Loan 9: $158,575.63
✅ Grand Total: $717,966.63
That’s $717,966.63 in Stripe funding since May 28, 2024 — in just over a year.
No credit check.
No tax returns.
All powered by real business activity and my C-Corp structure.
🧠 The Power of Choice
One thing I love about Stripe is the flexibility. When they offer you a loan, they don’t just deposit the full amount—you actually get to choose how much of the offer you want to take.
That means you don’t have to take the full $250K.
You can slide the bar and choose the amount that’s right for your business.

This is perfect for businesses that want control, not just capital.
📊 A Better Repayment Deal
Another surprise? The repayment terms are even better.
Here’s what changed:
Previous Loan (Loan 7) | New Loan (Loan 9) | |
Loan Amount | $217,500 | $250,000 |
Fixed Fee | $35,887 | $34,000 |
Total Owed | $253,387 | $284,000 |
Repayment Rate | 20% per transaction | 12.7% |
60-Day Minimum | $28,154.12 | $31,555.56 |

Not only did they give me more money, but they dropped my repayment percentage from 20% down to 12.7%—making cash flow easier to manage.
🚀 What This Means for You
If you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, telling yourself,
“I’m not ready,”
“I’m waiting for my credit to improve,”
or
“I don’t think it works like that…”
It’s time to reconsider.
This isn't theory. This isn’t hype. This is real data, real funding, real results.
And it all started with proper business structure.
If you’re using a personal account or still operating through an LLC with no real separation—you’re leaving opportunities on the table.
💼 The Legacy Builder Changed My Life
I’ll say it again: the Legacy Builder changed my life.
I wouldn’t be here if I hadn’t set things up the right way.
I’ll be posting more details tomorrow, but for now—I hope this encourages at least one person to stop waiting.
This is what’s possible when you’re structured right.
Find a way. Build it right. Make it happen.
Thank you for sharing. I already purchased the Legacy Builder payment plan. I was on the fence for a few months before making my decision. My hope is now that I can make all the payments. I just launched my business this year with very little cash. I went through a divorce a year ago and lost everything. So this is my redemption song. I would like to speak with Dewayne and see if he can work with me on paying. I don’t want to lose this opportunity because of payment issues. I just knew I had to act regardless of my income situation and can’t allow that to dictate my future lifestyle.