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Merchant cash advances

Fast funding based on your sales volume.

If your business processes credit card transactions or has consistent daily revenue, a merchant cash advance can provide fast, flexible capital. You repay a fixed percentage of daily sales, so payments flex with your revenue, less in slow periods, more during busy times.

Merchant cash advances
Sample terms

What financing typically looks like.

Ranges are indicative. Final structure depends on your business profile, lender criteria, and current market conditions.

Advance size
$5K to $500K
Payback term
3 to 18 months
Factor rate
1.10 to 1.50
Time to fund
1 to 3 days
Collateral
None (future receivables)
Key benefits
  • Funding in as little as 24 to 48 hours
  • Repayment tied to your daily sales
  • No collateral required
  • Approval based on revenue, not just credit
How to qualify
  • 4+ months in business
  • $10K+ monthly revenue
  • Minimum 500 credit score
  • Last 3 months merchant or bank statements

Ideal use cases

Retail, restaurants, service providers, or any business with credit card sales needing quick capital for inventory or marketing.

Calculator

Estimate your payment.

Merchant cash advance calculator

Repayment flexes with your daily sales — estimate your payback and timeline.

$75,000
1.28
12%
$80,000
Total payback
$96,000
Fee: $21,000
Daily remittance
$320.00
Est. days to repay
301
~10.0 months
Total payback
$96,000
Principal
Interest / fee

Estimates only — actual terms depend on your business profile and lender criteria.

FAQs

Common questions about merchant cash advance.

Is an MCA the same as a loan?

Technically no. An MCA is the purchase of future receivables at a discount, not an interest-bearing loan. It is regulated differently and reported differently to credit bureaus.

How expensive is an MCA compared to a traditional loan?

MCAs carry higher effective costs (often 30 to 60% APR equivalent). They are best used for short-term opportunities with clear ROI, not for long-term financing.

Can I qualify with bad credit?

Yes. MCA underwriting focuses on revenue consistency, not FICO. Many borrowers with 500 to 600 scores qualify.

What happens if sales slow down?

Because repayment is a percentage of daily sales, payments naturally decrease in slower periods. The payback timeline extends accordingly.

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