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Loop Financial is a financial technology company built for Canadian businesses that want to grow without borders. Designed for Canadian companies that need the same financial tools as the largest global enterprises, Loop provides access to world-class banking products, real multi-currency accounts, and corporate credit solutions – all within one integrated platform.
With Loop, businesses can open real domiciled accounts in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union. These aren’t proxy wallets – they’re actual banking accounts with local account details, giving companies access to domestic payment rails. That means faster payments, fewer delays, and no unnecessary foreign exchange (FX) fees when sending or receiving money across borders. Customer's CAD balances are held in trust and CDIC insured up to $100,000, and funds in USD operating accounts are FDIC insured up to $250,000.
Loop also offers true corporate credit with limits up to $1 million, paired with a powerful multi-currency credit card. Companies can spend and repay directly in CAD, USD, GBP, or EUR, completely eliminating FX friction while gaining financial flexibility to scale globally.
Beyond accounts and credit, Loop makes international finance simple: free wire transfers, transparent pricing, and access to over 130 countries and 30+ currencies. Canadian businesses no longer need five different providers for payments, accounts, and credit – Loop delivers a full-suite global banking solution under one platform. Plus, every transaction in Loop earns you rewards points, which can be redeemed for travel, gift cards and more.
Whether you’re scaling into new markets, managing international suppliers, or paying global teams, Loop empowers Canadian businesses to access the best rates, the fastest payment options, and the financial infrastructure to compete on a global stage.
Time is Money – Loop Saves you BothLoop Saves Businesses an Average of $40K Per Year and 12 Hours Per Week
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This has been one of my most frustrating experiences with them. Payments were repeatedly delayed and when I sent money, i was charged more than I expected. I also made a payment to one of our supply chain companies within the same group, which made the handling of the transaction even more confusing. My experience with #Market# #Integrity# has been different. I've found the day to day transactions easier to follow and I haven't had the same concerns about unexpected charges or delays with my account.
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To any upcoming company: don't waste your time applying there. After 3 weeks of review, they denied me with no explanation given, after taking all my information. I got approved by their competitor in 30 minutes. By far the worst experience I've had in my life. On top of that, this company has no phone number, and 99% of the time you can't reach an agent.
My experience with Loop has been absolutely terrible and one of the biggest wastes of time I’ve ever had with a company.
The application process takes weeks just to get reviewed, and customer support is practically nonexistent. Emails go unanswered, the live chat seems to be handled mostly by AI, and there’s no phone number to speak with an actual person.
After waiting all that time and providing all the requested documentation and personal information, my application was declined with what felt like a generic automated response, with no clear explanation as to why. The whole process left me extremely uncomfortable, especially considering how much personal information you’re asked to provide during the application. The lack of communication and transparency made the experience even worse.
And based on my personal experience, if your application gets assigned to an agent named Thais, don’t expect much help or transparency. My experience dealing with this agent was extremely frustrating.
I would not recommend wasting your time applying. The process was slow, frustrating, poorly communicated, and ultimately a complete waste of my time and energy.
My advice: don’t get trapped in the Loop trap. Save yourself the time, stress, and frustration and look elsewhere. 0/5 if I could. Easily one of the worst customer experiences I’ve ever had.I honestly believe they’re scammers. I also took a look at other reviews, and it seems like a lot of people have had similarly bad experiences with them.
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Non-responsive when trying to sign up. The company just stopped communicating after repeated requests. They did communicate after I posted this (and they posted personal information in their reply. Grrrrr!). I told them to stop the application due to the poor communication.
Don’t bother, they don’t communicate, aren’t at all quick about anything and take actions that make zero sense in onboarding. Do yourself a favor, don’t waste your time.
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**Negative Review: Extreme Frustration and Unacceptable Service from Loop Financial for Business Onboarding**
My experience attempting to open a business account for my startup with Loop Financial was disappointing and a massive waste of time to say the least. After extensive back-and-forth communications(take notice on how many rep I had to talk too), the application was ultimately declined due to reasons that demonstrated a complete lack of support and basic understanding of a new business's needs.
**Issues with Communication and Internal Processes:**
The process was plagued by poor communication and significant delays. We were initially promised an update within 1–2 business days by **Barathan**, but I had to follow up multiple times—even escalating the matter to complaints at lendingloop.ca—due to a complete lack of response in the chat and on my uploaded documents.
Furthermore, the team did not seem to be coordinated. After submitting documents requested by **Sehar**, I was later asked by **Jess** for a bank statement with the business's name on it. As I explained to Jess, this was the first bank account being opened for the new startup, making that specific document impossible to provide. (Make it, make sense). Later on, a banking representative later called and requested documents that had already been submitted(yeah...good job...really stupid), creating unnecessary irritation.
**Failure of Customer Service:**
My experience was further worsened by a scheduled one-on-one "Activate your account" meeting with **Barathan** via Calendly(with Google meets)that he failed to attend.(Yup! That bad of service) The subsequent responses included an automatic message from **"Fin, Loop's AI Agent"**, followed by Barathan promising an update, but the problem was never resolved directly.
**The Final Decision:**
After all the follow-ups and service failures, the account was ultimately not approved. (Surprise!)The stated reasons were made up excuses(like no presence online(it's too hard nowadays to google search or type website domain to find it) and documents that were already given). For a company claiming to support startups, denying a new business account because your staff is incompetent is baffling and demonstrated a lot of red flags. I've asked to purge my data. Still waiting on the confirmation so I can audit later on.
I highly recommend that other new businesses look elsewhere for their banking needs. The one star is too much already(I would've given 0 or negative grading)
The worst experience I've ever had with Loop. Very unethical. The company consistently delays payments. When I sent a foreign wire, they charged me $653. We sent payment to one of our supply chain companies that is part of the same group. It's clear that both names are the same, but they ask unnecessary questions.
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I found the banking system improved in an unexpected way. It is simply made easy for business
Thanks.
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Here is the logic of Loop when you want to do business: Your company is newly incorporated, means no history, means high risk, means systematic rejection of your business verification.
Otherwise, you should work outside the banking system to prove to them that your NEW company has a proven record of success.
I reached out to their support twice about that nonsense, and they made the effort to respond with the exact same, generic, inconsiderate, copy-paste answer. That's what they call human "support". An AI agent would have performed much better.
I thought I was going to deal with an alternative, future-forward bank. In fact, they are more conservative than traditional banks. Bonus: Their "support" does not care about your specific questions. You are free to choose to be respected or not.
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So far great. AK has been responsive and followed up many times. 5cstar experience.
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Loop has been a great partner to us by expediting payments to improve cash flow. They help us scale with their corporate virtual cards for our business, saving us time and giving us access to credit to gain operational efficiency. Our account manager, Hassan, has been great to work with and provides unbeatable support.
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These guys build the tools that I actually need to run my business for real.
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Very disappointing experience.
Loop heavily markets itself as a financial partner for startups, but in reality, that positioning is misleading. I submitted full sales reports and complete documentation, yet the application was declined for “insufficient business history.”
Despite declining the application, they still performed a credit check, which negatively impacted my credit score without providing any credit access or value in return.
This creates unnecessary risk for founders and wastes their time. A company that targets startups should operate with more transparency and responsibility.
Based on this experience, I would strongly recommend founders consider more reliable and transparent alternatives.
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Terrible customer service. No way to contact directly. Takes days to hear back from email. No clear escalation path when things aren’t resolved. How can one run a business where communication is so delayed, yet they do not budge on their fees?
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I've been using Loop for some time now for virtual cards and sending/receiving payments, and honestly it's been a really solid experience.
The platform does exactly what I need it to do. It fits my use case properly (which isn't always easy with fintech tools), and everything feels smooth and reliable. No weird limitations or constant friction like I've had with other providers.
What really stands out though is their support. They reply fast and they don't just give generic answers. They listen. I've suggested a few tweaks and improvements based on how I use the platform, and they've genuinely taken that feedback seriously. You can tell they're still building and improving, which I respect a lot.
AK in particular has been great to deal with. Super responsive, proactive, and actually follows through on things. That kind of support makes a big difference.
Overall, really happy with Loop so far. If you need a virtual card provider that's responsive and open to feedback, they're definitely worth considering.
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The concept behind Loop is great but the execution is still a work in progress if it wants to be a serious player for being a businesses primary bank. A sophisticated business will likely still need a bank account at a traditional bank and use Loop as an add-on.
Setup also takes longer than it should. It took a month to get everything fully set up whereas with my traditional bank I was able to make an appointment and walked out with everything ready to go in about a hour and half. That said - the account manager I was assigned was very helpful and responsive.
The biggest gap is that the payments functionality is under-developed. While there are a lot of bank-to-bank payment options (ACH, Wire etc.) there is no way to do a traditional bill pay which means you can't easily pay your CRA instalments via Loop. Also, funds can take up to 4 business days to transfer between an outside bank account - which these days is an eternity - and therefore requires extra planning.
I'm going to stick with it and see how it goes and hopefully as they build out their feature set, it will get to point where they are a viable option to be our primary bank.
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Disabled account and closed it for no reason only stating risk team closed it and holding money for 30 days without reason …this is a scam bank don’t use it
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