Merchant Cash Advance
This is a one time, lump sum advance in exchange for a percentage of your future sales. A cash advance is not a loan, has no interest rate and will not appear in your balance sheet as financial debt. This provides an alternative financial solution for business owners that do not qualify for a short term loan.
Funding max of $1,000,000
Term lengths between 3 and 18 months
Factor rate from 1.16
No collateral required
Repayment via automated ACH debit – daily or weekly
Repayment can also be made with a fixed percentage of daily credit card sales
The difference between the amount you receive and the amount of your future sales you sell is tax deductible (consult your accountant)
Builds business credit
Same day approvals
Funding within 2 business days
Example 1:
1. You agree to sell $24,000 of your sales over the next 12 months, for $20,000 today.
2. Every business day, for the next 12 months, a small percentage (usually 10% or less) of your daily sales is remitted to the purchaser via automated ACH withdrawal from your business bank account.
3. This is a fixed dollar amount and in this case, would be $100/day. By setting a fixed daily (or weekly) dollar amount, it simplifies accounting and allows you to properly manage your cash flow.
Example 2:
1. You agree to sell $24,000 of your sales over the next 12 months, for $20,000 today.
2. Every business day, for the next 12 months, a small percentage (usually 10% or less) of your daily credit card processing sales is remitted to the purchaser via automated split from your credit card processing settlements.
3. Rather than a fixed dollar amount, this is a fixed percentage that fluctuates based on sales. Assuming average daily sales of $2,000 and a remittance of 5%, your average daily payback will be $100. On days with higher sales, the dollar amount will be higher. On days with lower sales, the dollar amount will be lower.
Minimum Requirements
500 credit score
6 months in business
$25,000 monthly revenue
$500 average bank balance
Documents Required for Underwriting
Funding Request under $100,000:
Previous 6 months business bank statements
Printout of current month to date bank activity
Funding Request over $100,000:
Most recent business tax return
Previous 6 months business bank statements
Printout of current month to date bank activity