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Revenue Advance Loan
Revenue Advance Loans are where your company receives a sum of working capital upfront and automatically deducts a percentage of your future sales for repayment. Your repayment is directly tied to your incoming revenue, rather than a fixed monthly payment. This is a good option for businesses with fluctuating cash flow as their payments adjust based on their sales volume.
Receivables Factoring
Receivables Factoring is one of the most popular ways to finance companies balancing things with limited cash flow. This involves a larger company buying your business's unpaid invoices for cash advances and helping you receive any outstanding payments it's owed, for which the other company charges a fee for their services.
Revenue Cash Advance
Revenue Cash Advances, also known as Merchant Cash Advances, are not loans but provide fast access to working capital through the purchase of your future credit and debit card sales. Unlike a traditional loan that requires a fixed monthly payment amount, your business makes flexible daily, weekly, or bi-weekly remittances to repay the cash advance based on a percentage of your actual future credit/debit transactions.
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