Most lenders won't touch cannabis. We fund compliant operators with the capital they need to grow, legally and confidently.



2,400+ businesses fundedNo SSN required • Free quote in minutesTwo banks told me to come back next year. These guys had money in my account by Thursday.
Nobody pulled my credit, nobody played games. The offer they showed me is the offer I got.
Bought a second truck right before our busy season. It paid for itself in two months.


We fund the business on its revenue — not your possessions.

Repayment follows your actual sales — strong months pay more, slow months ease up.

Most owners see offers the same day and money within ~24 hours of signing.
The cannabis and CBD industry has a banking problem. Despite state legalization and federal CBD legality (under the 2018 Farm Bill), most banks and traditional lenders refuse to work with cannabis-adjacent businesses. This leaves compliant, licensed operators, many generating millions in annual revenue, without access to the basic financial tools every other industry takes for granted: lines of credit, equipment financing, and growth capital.
Granton Hale Capital is one of the few funding sources that actively serves the legal cannabis and CBD industry. We work with licensed dispensaries, cultivators, processors, CBD product manufacturers, and hemp-derived product companies that operate in full compliance with state regulations. We don't treat cannabis as a reputational risk, we treat it as a high-growth industry with unique funding needs.
Our cannabis and CBD clients use funding for cultivation equipment (lighting, HVAC, irrigation), processing and extraction equipment, dispensary buildouts, inventory purchasing, compliance and security infrastructure, and working capital to manage the cash-intensive nature of an industry where traditional payment processing is often unavailable or expensive.
Most banks refuse to serve cannabis businesses, forcing operators to rely on expensive cannabis-specific banking, limited payment processing options, and cash-heavy operations that increase security costs and operational complexity.
Cannabis licenses in competitive markets cost $50K-$500K+, and facility build-outs (grow rooms, extraction labs, dispensary retail) require $200K-$2M+ before generating a single dollar of revenue.
Seed-to-sale tracking systems, security cameras, alarm systems, vault storage, and regulatory compliance create ongoing expenses of $50K-$200K+ annually that other industries don't face.
Federal tax code Section 280E prohibits cannabis businesses from deducting ordinary business expenses, resulting in effective tax rates of 40-70%+ that create massive cash-flow pressure unlike any other legal industry.
Fund inventory purchases, cover operational expenses, and manage the cash-flow demands of a cash-intensive industry with limited banking access.
Finance cultivation equipment (LED lighting, HVAC, irrigation), extraction systems, packaging equipment, and dispensary fixtures.
Structured financing for facility build-outs, licensing costs, and expansion into new markets or product lines.
Flexible credit for managing variable inventory costs, seasonal demand fluctuations, and compliance-related expenses.



Fund the construction, equipment, and licensing costs of opening a new grow operation or retail dispensary location.
Finance LED lighting systems, commercial HVAC, CO2 extraction equipment, or packaging lines to increase production capacity and product quality.
Purchase flower, concentrates, edibles, and CBD products from licensed producers to maintain the product variety that drives dispensary traffic.
Install seed-to-sale tracking systems, security cameras, access control, and vault storage required by state regulators.
Real businesses, real outcomes. Names and details changed for privacy — the numbers are typical of funded files.
Yes. We actively fund licensed, state-compliant cannabis and CBD businesses. We work with dispensaries, cultivators, processors, and CBD product companies. We verify state licensing and compliance as part of our underwriting but do not treat cannabis as an excluded industry.
Yes. We require active state licensing for cannabis businesses. We verify your license status, compliance history, and operational standing as part of the application process. CBD businesses operating under the 2018 Farm Bill with compliant hemp-derived products do not need cannabis-specific licensing.
We understand that Section 280E creates artificially low net income for cannabis businesses by disallowing standard deductions. Our underwriting looks at gross revenue and operational cash flow rather than taxable income, so 280E doesn't penalize your application the way it does with traditional lenders who rely on tax returns.
Absolutely. CBD and hemp-derived product companies that comply with the 2018 Farm Bill face fewer restrictions than THC cannabis businesses. We fund CBD manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers with the same products available to other industries, often with faster approval timelines.