Huntington Bank

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Bank for business lines of credit and sBA 7(a) loansColumbus, OhioBased in Ohio; service area not yet provided

BBLL 000735Listed Oct 2026From public recordsLast checked Oct 31, 2026

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About

Huntington offers conventional business lending, SBA financing and its Lift Local Business program. Lift Local combines smaller loans with business support, while conventional products are individually structured.

Bank. Lends to businesses from its own deposits.

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What they lend

Business lines of credit SBA 7(a) loans Startup funding Term loans

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A second look at Huntington Bank

Direct bank lender: The Huntington National Bank; identifies itself as an SBA Preferred Lender.

Published by Levr, not by Huntington Bank. This is a source-based profile and editorial assessment, not customer reviews or a promise of approval. Sources checked October 31, 2026.

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Programs and published requirements

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Lift Local Business

Amount: $1,000–$150,000, subject to bank and SBA eligibility and approval.
Fees: No origination fee; Huntington pays the SBA fees advertised for this program.
Support: Business planning and free Operation HOPE entrepreneurship courses accompany the financing.
Entry screen: Program supports startup through expansion and advertises lower credit-score requirements without publishing a numerical cutoff.
Checking benefit: Specified monthly service fee waived for up to 36 months or while loan remains outstanding, whichever is shorter; other account charges apply.

Provider sources: Lift Local product

SBA financing

Available uses: Startup, acquisition and expansion financing; bank advertises loans up to $5 million.
Structure: Longer repayment terms and no balloon advertised; equity and eligibility depend on the actual SBA program and transaction.
Application: Expect business/personal returns, financial information and SBA documents; bank-specific requirements vary.

Provider sources: SBA lending

Conventional term loans and lines

Term loans: Equipment, expansion and real estate; fixed or variable rates and individualized terms.
Credit lines: Working capital for inventory, operating expenses and payroll; variable rates with interest-only payment options.
Unpublished details: Reviewed pages do not establish numerical credit/revenue minima, amount caps, fees or universal collateral/guarantee terms.

Provider sources: Term loans · Credit lines

When it may fit

Our assessment of the published programs

Lift Local may be worth exploring for a smaller financing request that benefits from business planning support.
Established or acquisition borrowers can compare SBA and conventional structures with a banker.

What to weigh carefully

The SBA overview contains outdated general eligibility language; confirm current SBA rules directly rather than relying on that FAQ.
Lower credit-score requirements do not mean no credit review, and no published score guarantees eligibility.
Fee benefits on Lift Local should not be generalized to other Huntington loans.

Questions before you accept an offer

Do I qualify for Lift Local, and which current criteria apply?
Which SBA or conventional program is proposed?
What owner equity, guarantees and liens are needed?
Which fees remain after program waivers?
How long is any interest-only period and when is principal due?

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Alternatives to research

These are options for a related financing need, not a ranking or a claim of equivalent eligibility or pricing.

Live Oak Bank

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PNC Bank

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The lender

Type: Bank
Legal name: The Huntington National Bank
Founded: 1866
Charter: Not yet provided Add it
Headquarters: Columbus, Ohio
Service area: Based in Ohio; service area not yet provided
Meets in person: Not yet provided Add it
Languages: Not yet provided Add it
Program approvals: SBA preferred lender
Also lends to consumers: Not yet provided Add it
Website: huntington.com
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Charter and approvals

FDIC certificate, 6560Record

SBA preferred lender

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Location

Based in Ohio; service area not yet provided.

Sources: FDIC BankFind institution record (Oct 31, 2026), FDIC financial report, June 30, 2026 (Oct 31, 2026), Official provider or regulatory record (Oct 31, 2026), Official provider or regulatory record (Oct 31, 2026), Official provider or regulatory record (Oct 31, 2026), Official provider or regulatory record (Oct 31, 2026).

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