Business Purpose Capital
Merchant Cash Advances
A merchant cash advance is not a conventional loan. It is generally structured as a purchase of future receivables. It may provide fast access to capital, but the cost and repayment structure can be significant, so fit matters.
Common uses
Where merchant cash advances may fit.
Common uses
- Urgent capital needs
- Short term operating pressure
- Inventory
- Marketing
- Repairs
- Opportunities that require speed
What goes into a review
- Bank statements
- Sales volume
- Deposits
- Processing activity when applicable
- Existing advances
- Business history
- Industry risk
Our advisory role
We help borrowers compare speed, cost, repayment structure, and alternatives so they understand the tradeoffs before moving forward.