COVID-19 Banking Resources and Support for Businesses

At Regions, we’re committed to helping your business navigate the uncertain economic environment brought about by the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. Please review these available resources and contact us. We’ll work with you to find banking solutions for your changing business situation.

Financial Relief Programs for Small Businesses

Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)

Starting April 13, we are accepting first-and second-draw PPP Loan Applications from eligible Regions customers, and we will begin accepting Forgiveness Applications through the PPP Portal for PPP loans of more than $150,000. For more information about these updates, please visit our PPP pages¹.

Small Business Loan Payments

If you’re having difficulty making payments on your small business loans, contact your local branch or call 1-866-298-1113.

Business Credit Card Payments

If you’re having difficulty making payments on your small business credit cards, call 1-866-298-1113.

Working as One Team

At Regions, serving our customers as one team is at the core of our values, and our team came together during this challenging time to help small businesses navigate the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP).

Helping Businesses Navigate Unprecedented Economic Times

Whether you're running a small business or managing operations at a large organization, we want to provide you with resources to help you navigate these challenging and unprecedented economic times. Learn more about managing your finances and operations, supporting your team, and protecting your company against fraud during this time.

Deposit Accounts

Please contact us at 1-800-REGIONS for information about assistance on checking and savings accounts.

Other SBA Loan Options to Help Your Business

SBA 504

The SBA 504 loan is designed for business owners who want to purchase fixed assets such as equipment, machinery and real estate.²

SBA 504 Loan Details

SBA 7(a)

An SBA 7(a) Loan allows businesses to borrow up to $5 million to use for business expansion, equipment purchases or to refinance debt.²

SBA 7(a) Loan Details

SBA Express

An SBA Express Loan is a loan or line of credit between $100,000 and $350,000. Funds may be used for working capital, business expansion and purchase of fixed assets.²

SBA Express Loan Details

Ways to Contact Your Banker

To discuss solutions for your unique business situation, contact your Relationship Manager or Treasury Management Officer directly.
To meet with a Regions banker in person, make an appointment or stop by a branch.
For Business Online Banking support, call 1-800-472-2265.

For updates on our COVID-19 response, visit our main information page.

Coronavirus Information

We recommend that you continue to watch for PPP updates on the SBA and U.S. Treasury websites. We will continue to update our site as we have more information about the PPP. We encourage you to consult with an attorney, accountant or other professional advisor(s) as you consider use of funds and your particular situation. Application processing times, application authorization, and availability of funds are not guaranteed and are dependent on, among other things, SBA systems availability, processing, and guidelines, as well as PPP funding availability.
The U.S. Small Business Administration is committed to furthering the growth and development of small businesses. One of the ways it does this is by guaranteeing loans to small businesses made through lending partners nationwide. Regions Bank is both an SBA Preferred Lender and one of America’s most experienced SBA lenders. The SBA does not make loans directly to small businesses. Rather, it sets guidelines for loans, which are made by lending partners nationwide, including banks and economic development organizations, such as Certified Development Companies. For the SBA(7)a and SBA Express loans, the SBA guarantees a percentage of the loan, minimizing risk to the lending partners and increasing the possibility that small businesses will receive the funds they need. Please contact a Regions banker to discuss qualification criteria, potential fees, and whether an SBA loan can fit your business needs. All loans and lines of credit are subject to credit approval.