A method for financial services for abstraction of economies of scale for small businesses, comprising the steps of:
- receiving, at a financing server, input via a user interface;
- registering a business account for a business entity, the business account comprising a plurality of personnel accounts associated with the business entity, the business account and personnel accounts being provided via input from the user interface;
- associating account settings with the business account, the account settings being received via input from the user interface and comprising at least financial information for at least one of the personnel accounts;
- associating a plurality of third-party services with the business account, the third-party services being received via input from the user interface;
- collecting personnel information from input via the user interface and from the associated third-party services;
- determining creditworthiness of the business and any associated personnel, the determination being based on analysis of all available information associated with the business account and any associated personnel accounts;
- providing a plurality of financial services to the registered business account and at least a portion of the plurality of personnel accounts associated with the business entity, the plurality of financial services comprising at least one of:
- delivering loan agreements and associated funds for specified uses to the business account, wherein the loan funds may be utilized for business costs including delivery and shipment of goods, payroll, corporate expenses, and utility bills associated with the business account;
- receiving a funds deposit to the business account either manually via input from the user interface or automatically according to scheduling information associated with the business account;
- utilizing fractional reserve banking techniques to use deposited funds to finance other business accounts registered with the financing server, wherein the fractional reserve banking techniques are optimized based on the business entity's expected and historical costs and timing of withdrawals and payments;
- developing an individual credit worthiness rating for each business account and personnel account associated with the business account, wherein the individual credit worthiness rating is used to allow for credit to be issued to each business account and personnel account with rates and maximums individual to the business account and personnel account in question;
- utilizing an optical character recognition engine to detect and recognize characters in a scanned bill for the purpose of digital financing of bills;
- interfacing with third party entities including at least third party delivery companies on behalf of the registered business account and facilitating payment for services including to third party entities on behalf of the registered business account;
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- detecting fraudulent bill recognition attempts and fraudulent transactions on the part of either or both of a business account or a plurality of personnel accounts.