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Shopify Capital originated $1.5B in Q3 — $4.3B YTD, already past all of 2025. About 6% of balances are more than 6 months late. What that means if you have platform funding or stacked MCAs.
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Shopify Capital Funds $1.5B in Q3: What It Means for You Shopify just showed how big "click-to-accept" business funding has gotten.
According to deBanked's November 3 report on Shopify's latest quarterly results, Shopify Capital originated $1.5 billion in small-business loans and merchant cash advances in the third quarter of 2026.
That brings Shopify to $4.3 billion so far this year, which is already more than its full-year total for 2025.
Shopify also shared how those balances are paying back.
Per deBanked, 91.1% of its deals were "current," and about 6% were more than 180 days past due.
Why this matters Shopify Capital is one of the easiest ways for an online seller to get cash.
There is no long application.
An offer shows up in your dashboard, you accept it, and the money lands fast.