360° Funding Access
Move Past Funding Bottlenecks.
Explore debt, equity, asset-backed financing, and crowdfunding pathways aligned with your business, assets, and goals.
Where Do You Fit?
Choose Your Path
Fund My Business
Who it suits: Operating businesses seeking working capital, equipment financing, SBA loans, or growth capital.
Common uses: Expansion, equipment, inventory, acquisitions, bridge financing, refinancing.
Finance a Property or Project
Who it suits: Real estate investors, developers, and owner-operators seeking commercial or construction financing.
Common uses: Acquisition, construction, bridge, DSCR, hard money, and portfolio loans.
Explore Equity or Crowdfunding
Who it suits: Growth-stage businesses and sponsors seeking equity capital, mezzanine financing, or Reg CF/A+ crowdfunding.
Common uses: Minority equity, growth equity, convertible notes, revenue-based financing, community raises.
Submit a Client Opportunity
Who it suits: Brokers, loan originators, and advisors with a client who needs capital or advisory support.
Common uses: Refer a client for funding, tariff advisory, or strategic growth coordination.
Capital Pathways
What We Can Help You Access
Debt Capital
Business & Commercial Lending
Who It May Suit
Established businesses with revenue history, real estate investors, and operators seeking structured debt.
Typical Uses
Working capital, equipment, acquisitions, real estate, refinancing, and bridge needs.
Common Information Requested
Business financials (2–3 years), tax returns, debt schedule, collateral summary, use of proceeds.
Material Considerations
Lenders evaluate cash flow coverage, collateral quality, credit profile, and time in business.
Asset-Backed & Alternative
Asset-Backed & Alternative Capital
Who It May Suit
Businesses and investors who need speed, flexibility, or have non-traditional credit profiles.
Typical Uses
Real estate acquisitions, fast-turn working capital, inventory, and cash-flow gaps.
Common Information Requested
Asset details, revenue statements, property information, or receivables aging report.
Material Considerations
Higher cost of capital in exchange for speed and flexibility. Best used strategically.
Equity & Growth Capital
Equity, Mezzanine & Growth Capital
Who It May Suit
Growth-stage businesses, sponsors, and operators seeking non-dilutive or equity-aligned capital.
Typical Uses
Expansion, acquisitions, management buyouts, recapitalizations, and strategic growth.
Common Information Requested
Business plan, financial model, cap table, management bios, market opportunity summary.
Material Considerations
Investors evaluate growth trajectory, management team, market size, and exit potential.
Community & Crowdfunding
Regulation CF & Crowdfunding
Who It May Suit
Businesses with a community following, mission-driven enterprises, and real estate sponsors.
Typical Uses
Community capital raises, brand-building, customer-investor alignment, and supplemental equity.
Common Information Requested
Business overview, financials, offering terms, use of proceeds, and investor communications plan.
Material Considerations
Requires SEC compliance, disclosure preparation, and an active investor outreach strategy.
Preparation Tool
Tulsa DNA Debt Schedule Tool
Most lenders and investors will ask for a current debt schedule. Use this tool to organize your existing obligations before your complimentary 15-minute review or funding submission. Download as CSV when ready.
Tulsa DNA
Debt Schedule Tool
| Creditor / Lender | Debt Type | Outstanding Balance | Monthly Payment | Maturity Date | Collateral | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Totals | — | — | |||||
This tool is for organizational purposes only. Information entered here is not automatically submitted to Tulsa DNA or any third party. Do not enter Social Security numbers, bank credentials, or other sensitive identifiers.
Book a Consultation
What to Prepare for Your 15-Minute Review
This is a preliminary fit review and discussion of next steps — not an approval or funding commitment. Estimates are welcome. A complete financing package is not required for the initial conversation.
Book a Complimentary 15-Minute ReviewHave Ready
We'll ask follow-up questions and guide you on what documentation to prepare after the call.
Not Sure Where to Start?
Submit a brief overview and we'll identify the most relevant capital pathways for your situation. No commitment required.
Common Questions
What You Need to Know
Last reviewed: October 2026
What does Tulsa DNA do?
Tulsa DNA is a coordination and introduction platform. We help businesses, property owners, and sponsors identify the right capital pathways, prepare their opportunities, and connect with relevant lenders, investors, and specialist advisors through our professional network. We do not lend money directly or make funding decisions — those are made by the providers we introduce.
See how we workWhat does 360° funding access mean?
360° funding access means we look at your full picture — business profile, assets, goals, and timeline — and evaluate multiple capital pathways at once rather than defaulting to a single option. That includes business lending, private debt, asset-backed financing, accounts receivable and equipment financing, commercial real estate financing, equity and joint ventures, and crowdfunding platforms. The right path depends on your specific situation.
Can Tulsa DNA help explore both debt and equity options?
Yes. We coordinate across debt financing (loans, lines of credit, private debt), asset-backed structures (receivables, equipment, real estate), and equity pathways (growth equity, joint ventures, investor introductions). Many opportunities benefit from evaluating more than one structure. We help you understand the trade-offs and connect you with providers suited to each path.
Explore capital pathwaysWhat should I prepare for a complimentary 15-minute opportunity review?
Come ready to describe: your business, property, or project; the amount you are seeking and what it will be used for; your preferred structure if you have one; your target timeline; approximate revenue or project financials; existing debt and collateral if applicable; and your role and authority to discuss the opportunity. Estimates are welcome — a complete financing package is not required for the initial conversation.
Book a complimentary reviewCan a broker submit a client opportunity?
Yes. Brokers, loan originators, and other intermediaries can submit client opportunities through our request form. Select your role when completing the form — this helps us route the inquiry appropriately and understand the relationship. Relevant introductions follow preliminary review and alignment on the engagement.
Submit a client opportunityWhat information is needed for an initial funding request?
At minimum: your name and contact information, the type of request (funding, tariff advisory, strategic growth, or partnership), the amount requested and intended use, your preferred structure or timeline, and a brief description of the opportunity. The optional section of the form covers revenue, collateral, and existing obligations — helpful but not required to start the conversation.
Submit your funding requestHow does crowdfunding platform access work?
Tulsa DNA helps businesses evaluate whether a crowdfunding pathway — equity crowdfunding, revenue-based crowdfunding, or rewards-based platforms — is appropriate for their situation. We assess readiness, help prepare the opportunity, and connect you with relevant platforms and advisors. Crowdfunding is one pathway within a broader capital evaluation, not a standalone product we offer directly.
What does tariff advisory coordination involve?
Tariff advisory coordination covers assessing your exposure to current tariff schedules, analyzing the financial impact on your cost structure, evaluating supply-chain alternatives, and connecting you with specialist trade advisors, customs brokers, and sourcing consultants. Tulsa DNA coordinates the process — legal, compliance, and regulatory services are delivered by those specialists.
Request a tariff assessmentIs an initial review a funding approval?
No. An initial 15-minute review is a preliminary conversation to assess fit and clarify your needs. It is not a credit decision, a commitment to provide funding, or a guarantee of any specific outcome. Funding options and specialist services are subject to provider criteria, review, applicable requirements, and definitive agreements.
How do I organize my existing debt before a funding conversation?
Use the Debt Schedule Tool on our Business Resources page to list your current obligations — lender, balance, monthly payment, interest rate, and maturity date. A clear debt schedule helps us and any capital partner understand your existing commitments and identify the right structure for new financing.
Open the Debt Schedule ToolTulsa DNA Corp coordinates introductions and advisory support. We are not a lender, broker-dealer, investment advisor, or crowdfunding portal. All capital transactions are subject to lender or investor underwriting, applicable regulatory requirements, and independent due diligence. No funding outcome is guaranteed. Information provided is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice.