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MERCHANT CASH ADVANCE - MCA

Fast, Flexible Funding for Your Business

When your business needs quick working capital, a Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) offers fast access to funds with minimal requirements.
Unlike traditional loans, approval is based on your business’s sales — not your credit score or collateral. That means you can get the capital you need in just a few days. 

What Is a Merchant Cash Advance?

A Merchant Cash Advance provides your business with a lump sum of funding in exchange for a fixed percentage of future credit and debit card sales, known as a holdback rate.
Payments automatically adjust with your sales — if revenue slows, your payments shrink too.

Typical Terms:

  •  Rates: Starting at 15%
     
  •  Amounts: $7,500 – $5,000,000
     
  •  Trms: 3 – 18 months
     
  •  Funding Speed: 1–2 business days

How It Works

Your eligibility depends primarily on your recent sales volume.
You’ll repay the advance through a percentage of daily transactions (usually 6–17%) until the total agreed-upon amount, determined by your factor rate, is paid in full.

Example:
You receive $35,000 with a 1.16 factor rate (repaying $40,600 total) and a 10% holdback rate.
If you process $80,000 in card sales in a month, you’d repay $8,000 that month.
If sales dip, payments automatically decrease.

Who Qualifies

  

  • Annual Revenue: $120,000+
     
  • Credit Score: 550+
     
  • Time in Business: 4+ months

What If I’m Declined?

If your application is declined, it’s usually due to insufficient cash flow at the time of review. Because Merchant Cash Advances rely heavily on recent monthly revenue, businesses with consistent sales over the past few months are more likely to qualify. In some cases, we may request additional financial statements to

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