Merchant Cash Advance
When you receive a merchant cash advance from eData Capital®, we’ll provide you with a lump sum of capital in exchange for a percentage of your business’s future sales. That means you’ll receive working capital now, and we’ll receive a percentage of your sales until the amount of sales we have purchased has been received.
Our Funding Advisors will work closely with you to create a funding plan that will help jumpstart your business’s growth without maxing out your cash flow. Business owners averaging a minimum of $7,500 per month in sales over the last three months typically qualify for an MCA equal to 70-120% in funding, from as little as $3,000 up to $500,000. We offer both fixed and flexible repayment schedules, and there’s no fixed term.
Merchant Cash Advances are Ideal for:
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Merchant Cash Advance
Merchant cash advances provide small businesses with an alternative from traditional bank loans. Business owners receive funds as a lump sum upfront from a merchant cash advance provider and repay the advance with a percentage of the business’s sales
Merchant Cash Advance Details
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LOAN AMOUNTS
$2,500 – $500,000
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INTEREST RATES
10 – 350% APR
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REPAYMENT TERMS
3 – 36 months
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TURNAROUND TIME
1 – 7 days
Pros
- Fast access to cash
- Flexible repayment terms
- Strong credit not required
- You choose how to use
- No collateral required
Cons
- Very, very expensive (70% – 200% APR)
- Minimum daily payment hurts cash flow
- Doesn’t help build business credit
- May lock-in merchant processor
- Must accept credit cards
A merchant cash advance is not a business loan but should be considered a cash advance based on the volume of your credit card receipts. The funding provider gets paid back by taking a portion of your future credit card sales each day. You can usually get approved in a day or two—with very little paperwork. But you’ll likely pay for this convenience in higher interest rates. Because this option is more expensive than some other options, it’s a good way to take advantage of a short-term opportunity that requires fast cash, but it can become very expensive if you’re looking for money to bail you out of a financial bind. You don’t want to get in the habit of relying on merchant cash advances since its higher cost can make it very difficult to manage future cash flow.