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SBA Resource Center

Thank you for visiting the WSFS SBA Resource Center. Now that you are a WSFS Bank SBA Client, we want to provide you with banking and SBA-related information you may find helpful. And don’t miss the WSFS small business success stories and additional business content at the bottom of the page. Check back often!

If you need assistance with something that is not outlined in the tabs below, we are here to help. Please contact your Relationship Manager or email us at [email protected].

Thank you for choosing WSFS Bank as your SBA lending provider.

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Enrollment & Online Banking

Instructions to enroll and set up online banking.

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Loan Payments

How to set up one-time or recurring loan payments.

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Loan Advances

Request a loan advance if your SBA loan has a draw period.

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Servicing Requests

Submitting a servicing request to your Relationship Manager.

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Annual Reviews

What to expect to be requested for an annual review.

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Prepay & Payoff Requests

Instructions on requesting to prepay or receive a payoff amount.

Need assistance?

We’re here for you! Reach out to your Relationship Manager or email us at [email protected]

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