Business Financing
Fast, flexible funding to grow your business
Do I Qualify?
Qualifying is easy and painless. There isn't much red tape and most applicants receive money in mere days not weeks like a bank. Our underwriting process is very simple and fast, we know how valuable your time is so we're not here to waste it.
IN BUSINESS A MINIMUM OF 3 MONTHS
Merchants have to be in business for a minimum of at least 3 months, we've had cases where merchants have been in business less time.
Credit Card Split Funding
This is a very clutch type of business funding. Not the typical MCA the merchant will only pay the fixed rate stipulated on the contract when he/she batches not a daily ACH that eats cash flow.
PERSONAL CREDIT SCORE 500 or higher
Credit isn't a huge requirement because this isn't the same process as a bank loan. We also offer credit repair which is the best in the industry!
BUSINESSES LOCATED IN ANY U.S. STATE
Come one come all we're here for you and ready to assist. We share the same common goals and interests which is a business that has fluidity.
BUSINESS IN ONE OF 700+ CATEGORIES
We can assist with anything from a small mom and pop business upwards to major business franchises.
Invoice Factoring
In a cash pinch because your A/R are backed up? We can get you a new Invoice factoring provider that can get you capital through your invoices.
SBA Loans
We offer SBA loans for those that have an established business and have all their tax returns in order. Email or call for the criteria that's needed to see if you qualify. Terms on these loans are streamlined and the same across the board because this particular loan is federally backed. Terms are 10 years with 8% interest with amounts of approvals ranging from 100k to 1,000,000 or higher.
Equipment Financing
We can finance equipment on monthly terms up to 72 months, we can finance almost any type of equipment that a business would use from manufacturing equipment, computer systems, POS systems, construction equipment and title vehicles used over the road. Equipment application, last 3 months bank statements and invoice with specs on what they are looking to purchase
Purchase Ordering Financing
This is used for a company that gets a purchase order and needs money to fill that order. Very simple process, you get an application and the purchase order, list of what is needed in order to fill that purchase order, the finance company will pay for the expenses in order to get the purchase order filled. Then once filled, they will convert the invoice due to invoice factoring deal, pay out the company the money owed to them for invoice factoring minus balanced owed of the money used to fill the purchase order. Then when the invoice is paid, they will get the remainder of their money minus the factoring fees.
Olifield Financing
Oilfield financing refers to the funding of oil and gas exploration, production, and refinement activities. This industry requires a substantial amount of capital investment to drill wells, build pipelines, and construct processing facilities. It's a specialized type of financing that requires a thorough understanding of the oil and gas industry and the risks involved. Oilfield financing is essential for small, independent oil and gas companies, which often lack the financial resources to fund their operations. These companies may turn to banks, investment firms, or other sources of capital for financing. They may also use a combination of debt and equity financing to minimize risk and maximize returns. Debt financing is a common form of financing for oilfield operations. This type of financing involves borrowing money from a lender, such as a bank, and paying back the loan with interest. Debt financing provides a company with the funds it needs to start or expand its operations. It is a low-risk form of financing because the company's assets serve as collateral, so lenders have a certain level of security if the company is unable to repay the loan. Equity financing is another common form of financing for oilfield operations. This type of financing involves selling ownership shares in the company to investors. In return, investors receive a portion of the profits and a share of the ownership of the company. Equity financing is a higher-risk form of financing than debt financing, as the company is not obligated to repay the investment. However, it can be a valuable source of capital for a company that is experiencing rapid growth or has limited access to debt financing. Private equity firms, venture capital firms, and hedge funds are all sources of equity financing for the oil and gas industry. They are typically more risk-tolerant than traditional lenders and can provide the capital required for large-scale exploration and production projects. In return for their investment, these firms receive an ownership stake in the company and expect a high rate of return on their investment. Oilfield financing can be a complex and challenging process. The oil and gas industry is highly regulated, and lenders must understand the regulations and risks associated with this industry. Lenders also need to assess the financial and operational stability of the company seeking financing, as well as its future prospects for growth and profitability. In conclusion, oilfield financing is a critical component of the oil and gas industry. It enables companies to fund their operations and expand their businesses. Whether a company is seeking debt or equity financing, it's important to work with a financing partner who understands the industry and can help navigate the complexities of oilfield financing.