Merchant Cash Advance

Are you a retailer in need of expansion capital but unable to provide sufficient collateral to qualify for a bank loan? If so, you may find the solution to your growth capital needs with a Merchant Cash or ACH Advance.

A Merchant Cash Advance or ACH Advance is not a true loan but rather an advance of cash based on repayment from future credit card or cash sales. It is a commonly used financial tool for the purchase of equipment or expanding a facility. The types of companies that utilize Merchant Cash Advances as a method of financing include:

Convenience Stores
Auto Repair / Maintenance Shops
Gyms, Dojos, and Health Clubs
Small Manufacturers
Restaurants / Supper Clubs
Dry Cleaners
Bars, Pubs, Sports Bars
Fast Food Franchises
Beauty Salons
Almost any small retailer accepting credit cards

A Renewable Source of Funding

Although Merchant Cash and ACH Advances can be considered slightly expensive forms of business finance, there is considerable risk in the transaction for the provider so the expense is understandable. It is also important to note that industry statistics evidence nearly two out of every three businesses opting to utilize this type of funding, renew their advances a second and even third time for working and expansion capital until they can qualify for a more traditional and less expensive type of financing.

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