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Venture debt is a loan or credit facility designed for high-growth startups, typically companies that have already raised institutional venture capital and may not qualify for traditional bank debt because they lack profitability, long operating history, predictable cash flow, or hard collateral.
Accurate as of Aug 23, 2026
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Usage can vary across firms, programs, and jurisdictions; this definition describes the venture-scouting context.