Get fast access to working capital based on your future revenue. Flexible repayment tied to your daily sales, with no fixed monthly payment and no collateral required.
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A Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) provides a lump sum of capital in exchange for a percentage of your future sales. Instead of a fixed monthly payment, you repay automatically through a small daily holdback of your credit card or bank deposit revenue.
This makes an MCA one of the most flexible financing options for businesses with variable or seasonal revenue. Your payments scale with your sales: when business slows, payments go down. When it picks up, you pay more and finish faster.
MCAs are not technically loans; they are a purchase of future receivables. This is why approval is based primarily on your revenue history rather than your credit score, making them accessible to businesses that might not qualify for traditional financing.
With a single 2-minute application, you can see your best available MCA offers side by side. No shopping around, no repeat paperwork, no hard credit pull.
Quick Facts
From application to funded account, the MCA process is built for speed.
Share basic details about your business: monthly revenue, time in business, and how much you need. No hard credit check, no obligation.
Your profile is reviewed and you receive pre-approved offers from MCA providers most likely to approve you at competitive factor rates, so you can compare and choose with confidence.
Once approved, funds are deposited directly into your business bank account, usually within 24–48 hours. Repayment happens automatically as a small percentage of your daily revenue.
MCAs have some of the most flexible qualification requirements of any business funding product.
An MCA is one of the fastest ways to access capital, but there are trade-offs worth knowing.
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