Explore merchant cash advance funding with a broker
Looking for a merchant cash advance for an established U.S. business? Premium Capital Solution reviews your funding need, business revenue and existing obligations before considering a referral to an independent provider. We help you understand the questions to ask about an offer, including how much cash reaches your account and what future remittances could mean for your business.
A merchant cash advance is commonly structured as a purchase of future business receivables. It differs from a conventional business loan. Before choosing a funding structure, review the agreement, total cost, collection schedule and any reconciliation process for changes in revenue.
Check your business funding requirements before applying
Our initial screening profile includes at least $20,000 in average monthly revenue, one year in business and an owner credit score of 500 or above. We also review existing business loans or advances, tax liens and defaults. Have four months of business bank statements available for a later review; the preliminary website form does not request documents.
These are our broker screening criteria, not universal MCA requirements or an approval promise. Review the merchant cash advance requirements or learn how credit affects a funding request.
Compare the cost, not just the funding amount
Before accepting an offer, ask for net funds received, the total amount to be remitted, all fees and the collection frequency in writing. A factor rate is not an annual percentage rate. Compare the effect of the proposed withdrawals on your operating cash alongside any current obligations. Read our factor rate vs. APR guide and MCA vs. business loan comparison.
What would a merchant cash advance cost?
There is no verified rate quote from this website. For an illustration only, a $50,000 advance at a 1.30 factor produces a $65,000 purchased amount before any additional charges. If $2,000 is withheld in fees, net proceeds are $48,000 and the difference from the $65,000 total is $17,000. The factor rate alone does not express an annual cost or show whether withdrawals fit your cash flow.
Ask for the net deposit, total payable, withdrawal schedule and reconciliation terms in writing. The FTC's small-business financing discussion identifies concerns about MCA costs and payment adjustments when sales fall. Use our factor rate and APR examples before deciding whether to proceed.
Working capital questions for your industry
A restaurant preparing for a busy season has different cash needs from a trucking company waiting on customer invoices. Explore restaurant merchant cash advance and working capital considerations, trucking business funding considerations, auto-repair shop funding for parts and payroll or the industry funding library before sizing your request.
Start your merchant cash advance request
Tell us your funding amount, revenue and time in business. Premium Capital Solution reviews your request first. Provider approval and terms are separate, and funding is not guaranteed.
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