A merchant cash advance helps you generate more sales and allows you to focus on managing and growing your business effectively.
You may have heard about this type of an advance as well as a business cash advance or even consumer receivables factoring—these are all the same services in our program.
What is a Merchant Cash Advance?
A merchant cash advance helps businesses cover momentary expenses. These advance funds will provide a business with immediate working capital. This money can then be used to help run the day to day operations of the business, as needed.
How Does Merchant Funding Work?
A merchant cash advance is an advance based upon future credit and debit card sales. The business would receive lump-sum payments upfront for each sale, even if their credit qualified customers are to be given extended time to pay. This sum is usually repaid in an agreed-upon percentage that is taken out of the business’s daily credit and debit card sales until the cash advance and fees are paid in full.
Waiting for a small business loan to be approved can be detrimental to your business. Contact Factor Funding today to learn how to receive the capital your business needs, and fast. You may be surprised by how much easier it is to grow through our merchant funding program.
Years of Experience
Factor Funding has been around for 20 years. We provide merchant funding and other short-term loans and business services throughout the United States.
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Other Small-Business Funding Options
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Factoring:
Selling an invoice or accounts receivable to obtain immediate cash is called factoring. Essentially, factoring receivables...
