Who Qualifies For a Merchant Cash Advance or Business Loan?

Who Qualifies For Loans or Advances?


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Are you eligible for funding? Most businesses are.
  • Microloan: Requires you generate a minimum of $10,000 a month in gross sales. You do not need to accept credit cards to qualify. Funding maximum of $500,000.
  • Merchant Loan: Requires you generate a minimum of $15,000 a month in gross sales. Approvals based on historical cash flow activity. You do not need to accept credit cards to qualify. Funding maximum of $2 Million.
  • Small Business Loan: Requires a minimum of $50,000 a month in gross sales. Approvals based on historical cash flow activity and credit score. You do not need to accept credit cards to qualify. Funding maximum of $2 Million.
  • Merchant Cash Advance: Requires you accept a minimum of $2,500 a month in credit or debit card sales. Funding maximum of $500,000. Contracts are structured as a purchase of future card sales.
  • ACH Advance: Same requirements as a Merchant Loan, but the contract is structured as a purchase of future sales, rather than as a loan. Speak with your account representative for details
  • Startup loans: We can do startup loans almost instantly through a 3rd party even if your business isn't open yet. Rates start at 6.38% APR and max loan size is $35,000. Apply through here now.
Time in business requirements for existing businesses vary from 3 months to 2 years depending on the program and the amount of funding required.

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Applying through our web portal does not require your most sensitive information, but it will allow you the opportunity to speak with a qualified financing expert. There is no cost and no obligation. The MerchantCashAdvanceIndustry.org founders have connected small businesses with more than $100 million in financing since 2006. Retail and food service establishments are the most popular users of our funding, but any business with documented cash flow history is a candidate. The underwriting is flexible, so it can't hurt to inquire if you're just below the minimum.

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The Traditional Merchant Cash Advance is not a loan, so there are a number of benefits you'll reap:
  • No collateral
  • No repayment due date
  • No fixed payments
  • Quick approval process
  • Credit score is a marginal factor in approval
  • Financing is not reported to the credit bureaus
  • Funds wired to your account within seven days
Eligible businesses are not limited to the types displayed below, but rather they illustrate the large majority of our financing clients.
Merchant Cash Flow Loans are based on your monthly business bank deposits. Advantages include:
  • You do not need to accept credit card payments
  • No collateral
  • Credit score is a marginal factor in approval
  • Quick approval process
  • Funds wired to your account within seven days
  • Your business is judged on merit, not on arbitrary credit criteria
Eligible businesses are not limited to the types displayed below, but rather they illustrate the large majority of our financing clients.




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