STERLING IS THE LEADER IN ASSET-BASED LENDING

Sterling provides you with the ability to enhance your liquidity and obtain flexibility to capitalize on immediate opportunities by unlocking the equity that is tied up in your assets.

Sterling Private Asset

Our Benefits

No Credit Checks.
No Financial Disclosures.
Discreet and Confidential Process.
Certainty of Terms.
Flexibility in Use of Proceeds.
Loans Funded in as Little as 2 Business Days.
Accepted Assets

Fast Simple Discreet Lending Against

Sterling allows you to unlock the liquidity in your classic cars, spots cars, jewelry, watches, gemstones, precious metals, coins, yachts, fine art, heavy equipment, and virtual assets.
Sterling Private Asset

The Process

All loans begin with a Borrower filling out Sterling’s short intake form and supplying the associated documentation.

Sterling will immediately review the submitted materials and provide the Borrower with a conditional loan amount, pending an inspection of the asset. The sole criteria in determining the amount of the loan is the value of the asset being used as collateral.

If the Borrower accepts Sterling’s conditional loan offer, a contract is sent to the Borrower to review, and an inspection of the collateral is scheduled.

Once the asset is verified, Sterling countersigns the loan contract, places the asset in secure storage, and funds the loan.

faqs

Most Common Questions

What is an Asset-Based Loan?

An Asset-Based Loan is a type of nonrecourse loan where a borrower uses an asset they already own as collateral to immediately obtain liquidity.

Who is Sterling?

Sterling is a licensed, bonded, and insured asset-based lender regulated by New York State.

How Much Can I Borrow?

The amount of each loan is solely determined by the value of the underlying asset that is being used as collateral to secure the loan.  Sterling writes loans starting at $25,000.

What Assets are Accepted as Collateral?

Sterling loans against automobiles, jewelry, watches, gemstones, precious metals, coins, yachts, fine art, heavy equipment, and virtual assets.

What Type of Virtual Assets are Accepted as Collateral?

Through one of Sterling’s globally recognized partners, a Borrower is able to utilize their Bitcoin, Ethereum, Stablecoins, and NFTs to receive immediate liquidity.

What Documents are Needed to Obtain an Asset-Based Loan?

A Borrower simply needs to provide proof of ownership of the asset, and two forms of identification.

Where does Sterling Issue Loans?

Sterling is currently licensed to write asset-based loans in the State of New York.  However, if you reside outside of New York State, Sterling will work with you and one of our partners to ensure that your liquidity needs are immediately addressed.

What if my Asset Already has a Lien Against it?

Sterling only writes first position loans.  If a Borrower’s desired asset already has a lien against it, Sterling will use a portion of the loan proceeds to pay off the existing lien.

What is the Interest Rate on an Asset-Based Loan?

Sterling offers loans which strictly adhere to New York State law.  Licensed asset-based lenders in New York State may charge and receive interest at the rate of 4% per month.

What is the Term of an Asset-Based Loan?

Sterling offers short-term four-month loans.

Can the Loan Term Be Extended?

Yes.  At the end of the contractually agreed loan term a Borrower may enter into a new loan, secure by the same collateral, for an additional four-month term by paying the accrued interest on the initial loan and any associated fees on the new loan.

Can the Loan be Paid Off Early?

Yes.  The loan may be paid off at any time during the loan term without penalty.

Where is the Collateral Stored During the Loan Term?

During the term of the loan, Sterling securely stores each asset in an insured facility.  Pledged collateral that has an independent insurance policy remain insured at all times during the loan term. 

What Happens if the Loan is Not Repaid?

If a loan is not repaid, a Borrower simply forfeits their collateral.  There are no legal actions, no debt collection agencies, and no credit score implications.