A merchant cash advance (MCA) isn’t a loan; it’s an arrangement where a business ‘sells’ a portion of its future receivables. In return, the business receives a lump sum of money that is due to be paid back over terms up to 24 months.
Most MCA’s have strong early payback discounts that are incorporated into each deal. This helps borrowers save money by not taking the deal to term. Another highlight is that a majority of banks will turn business owners away when seeking loans.. MCA offers business owners the liquidity they need by employing lenient approval terms for credit and background checks.