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Business loan brokers in San Diego, California

Brokers who arrange equipment, working capital, lines of credit and term loans deals for San Diego businesses. Verified entries first, then claimed, then listed. Checked Oct 31, 2026.

brokerages
5
direct lenders
2
verified
0
meet in person
0
Brokers first, then direct lenders. Within each, sorted by status, then recent activity. Rank is never sold.How sorting works
Clear Skies Capital logo
Clear Skies CapitalListedBroker and lender
Broker and direct lender. Listed from public records. Details fill in when the firm claims the entry.
Cash advanceWorking capitalUnclaimed
San Diego, CA
Liberty Capital Group logo
Liberty Capital GroupListedBroker and lender
Broker and direct lender. Listed from public records. Details fill in when the firm claims the entry.
EquipmentWorking capitalUnclaimed
Remote
National Legacy Capital Group logo
Business funding broker. Listed from public records. Details fill in when the firm claims the entry.
EquipmentLines of creditUnclaimed
San Diego, CA
NP
Nicholas PiringListedIndividual
Brokerage / network
Business funding broker. Listed from public records. Details fill in when the firm claims the entry.
EquipmentUnclaimed
San Diego, CA
Triton Capital logo
Business funding broker. Listed from public records. Details fill in when the firm claims the entry.
EquipmentWorking capitalUnclaimed
Remote
Coast Funding logo
Coast FundingListedDirect lender
Direct lender. Listed from public records. Details fill in when the firm claims the entry.
Cash advanceWorking capitalUnclaimed
Remote
National Funding logo
National FundingListedDirect lender
Direct lender. Listed from public records. Details fill in when the firm claims the entry.
Cash advanceWorking capitalUnclaimed
Remote

How do I know a San Diego broker is legitimate?

Look for a verified status, a Secure Broker certificate, a registration link where California requires one, fees stated in writing on the profile, and reviews tied to funded deals.

Does a business loan broker charge the business?

Often the lender pays. Where a broker charges a fee, verified profiles state it before you apply. No broker on this register should ask for a fee upfront.

How does a brokerage get on the register?

A listing is a public record. Every business loan brokerage we can find is on the register, and status rises as a firm claims, verifies and certifies its entry.

What happens when I apply through a broker here?

Your application lands in that broker's Levr workspace, where they match it to lenders. Your details go to the broker you chose, nowhere else.