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Businesses can get money from banks through a variety of financing options. Here are some of the most common methods:

Business loans: This is a common way businesses get money from banks. They can apply for loans and if they meet the bank's criteria, they can receive a lump sum of money which they then pay back with interest over a fixed period of time.

Lines of credit: This is a type of loan where the bank approves a credit limit for the business and the business can then draw funds as needed. The business only pays interest on the amount borrowed and can repay the loan and borrow again as needed.

Credit cards: Businesses can also apply for credit cards from banks. They can use the credit card to make purchases and then pay back the amount owed with interest over time.

Asset-based lending: Banks can also provide loans to businesses based on the value of their assets such as equipment, inventory, or accounts receivable.

Small Business Administration (SBA) loans: The SBA partners with banks to provide loans to small businesses. These loans are partially guaranteed by the SBA which can make it easier for businesses to qualify for financing.

In order to get money from a bank, businesses will generally need to provide financial statements, a business plan, and other documentation to show their ability to repay the loan. The bank will then evaluate the business's creditworthiness before deciding whether to approve the loan.