Commercial Finance Funding Circle launches new SME app Published: 7th August 2026 Share SME finance platform Funding Circle has launched new mobile app, designed to offer small businesses a fast, intuitive, and centralised platform to manage their FlexiPay and Card products, from anywhere. Built to make on the go management seamless, FlexiPay customers can draw down funds, pay business bills, or settle up with HMRC instantly. By securely storing supplier details in one place, the app streamlines recurring supplier payments, removing the need to re-enter account information for invoices, while giving SMEs flexibility to spread payments over time to support their cash flow. Cashback card customers gain real-time visibility and streamlined card management, making it easier to track cashback, monitor upcoming Direct Debits, and control company cards directly from the app. The app uses minimal mobile data and loads account information instantly. To support seamless multitasking, FlexiPay customers’ payment progress is saved as the app remembers what the user was doing so they can pick up where they left off. Tim Trailor, Managing Director, Cards said, “Small businesses are constantly on the move and to support their busy working days, we are excited to bring this new app to SMEs, making it easier for them to manage their finances, on the go, quickly and easily with everything they need in one place. This launch sets a strong new foundation for our mobile experience, and we look forward to rolling out future developments.” The new Funding Circle app is available on both the App Store and Google Play. Pat Sweet Correspondent - Finance Connect Sign up to our newsletter Featured Stories Commercial Financeiwoca secures £250m funding facility to expand SME lending capacity Commercial FinanceStevenage butcher carves out next chapter with six-figure funding Commercial FinanceFunding Circle revenue rises 50% as H1 profit reaches £23m
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