Financing Solutions · Merchant Cash Advance

Merchant cash advance for any business need

Get fast access to the working capital you need to grow — repaid as a simple share of your future sales, on a timeline that moves with your business.

Checking your options won't affect your credit.

Advance amount
$5K – $500K
Funding speed
As fast as 24 hrs
Est. completion
3 – 18 months
Repayment
% of sales
The basics

What is a merchant cash advance?

A merchant cash advance, or MCA, gives your business fast access to working capital based on your future revenue. Rather than a traditional loan with fixed monthly payments, you receive a lump sum upfront and repay it as a set percentage of your daily or weekly sales.

Because repayment is tied to your receivables, the timeline naturally adapts to how your business is performing — you contribute more when sales are strong and less when they slow down. It's a flexible alternative designed around the way real businesses operate.

To qualify, your business generally needs consistent revenue, such as credit card sales or other receivables. The application is fast and entirely online, and our advances range from $5,000 up to $500,000.

Business owners reviewing financing paperwork together
How it works

Built to flex with your business

Three things set a merchant cash advance apart from a conventional loan.

Revenue-based repayment

Payments are collected as a small share of sales, so they naturally adjust when your revenue changes.

Fast online approval

Apply in minutes, upload recent statements, and get real options quickly without weeks of bank back-and-forth.

Use funds your way

Inventory, payroll, marketing, repairs, expansion — put capital toward the business priority in front of you.

Is it right for you?

Which businesses an MCA fits best

Businesses that accept card payments and want fast, flexible access to capital are ideal candidates. Because payments rise and fall with revenue, an MCA is especially well suited to companies with seasonal swings or steady receivables.

If your sales are strong but a bank turned you down on credit alone, a merchant cash advance may be the faster, more flexible path to the working capital you need.

A strong fit for businesses with:

  • At least a few months of consistent revenue
  • Card sales, deposits, or other receivables
  • A need for capital faster than a bank can move
  • Seasonal or variable sales volume
  • Plans to invest in inventory, payroll, equipment, repairs, or growth
Getting started

Four things to apply

Gather these and you can complete your application in just a few minutes.

01

A valid photo ID

A driver's license or other government-issued identification.

02

Basic business details

Legal business name, ownership information, and contact details.

03

Recent bank statements

Typically your last three months of statements or processing history.

04

Funding goal

How much capital you need and what you plan to use it for.

The process

Apply in minutes. Get funded in days.

01

Apply online

Share a few details and your statements. It takes about ten minutes.

02

Review options

Your advisor walks you through available offers, costs, and repayment structure.

03

Accept terms

Choose the option that fits your business and complete final verification.

04

Receive funds

Once approved, funds can be deposited as quickly as the next business day.

Questions & answers

Merchant cash advance FAQs

How does a merchant cash advance work?+
You receive a lump sum of working capital upfront in exchange for a fixed percentage of your future sales. Repayments are collected automatically as a small share of your daily or weekly revenue.
Is an MCA a loan?+
A merchant cash advance is structured differently than a traditional loan. It is generally based on the purchase of a portion of future receivables, with repayment tied to business sales.
How fast can I get funded?+
Many businesses can receive a decision the same day they apply, with funding available as fast as 24 hours after approval and final verification.
Can I qualify with imperfect credit?+
Often, yes. Credit is one factor, but revenue and overall business performance can matter more for MCA options than they would with a traditional bank loan.
What can I use the funds for?+
Most businesses use MCA funding for working capital needs such as inventory, payroll, marketing, repairs, taxes, expansion, or short-term cash-flow gaps.

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