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defaulted auto detailing company doing 100ka month has 1 open default 1 satisfied. During covid back in 2021.

Hello DailyFunder community! Over the last 2 weeks, we shared industry insights about MCA financings: - Top Industries Taking MCAs - What A-paper Lenders are funding - Top 5 trends for MCA defaults What insights would you like to see next? Please let us know what would be helpful! :cool:

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Who is funding Trucking Transportation with Rev over 50k?

Hey guys. I’m relatively new to the funding side of the industry, just started a funding shop. Anyone know where to find some decent brokers looking to work together? I’m very aggressive in high risk and B-D paper, have a great platform with fast approvals and minimal stips. Max funding amount is 300k. I’d love to build a solid relationship with a few ISO shops but it seems everyone is marketing themselves as a direct funder nowadays. Eli, 646-726-9835

We analyzed A-paper lenders are funding in the MCA world. Source: CreditFeed, the new intelligence database for the MCA industry. Subscribe to our blog for more industry insights like this. --- A-paper lenders in the analysis include: Credibly, National Funding, OnDeck, Mulligan Funding, Channel Partners Capital, and more Key Takeaways: 1. A-lenders are betting big on Construction — at 23.2% vs. 16% market-wide, it's their #1 vertical. Higher ticket sizes and asset-backed collateral (equipment, vehicles) likely make these deals more attractive to quality-focused funders. 2. Transportation & Logistics is the biggest avoid — A-lenders allocate just 5.8% here vs. 23% of the overall market. That 17-point gap suggests this vertical is dominated by B/C-lenders and stacking shops. Fuel cost volatility and thin margins may make trucking too risky for A-paper underwriting. 3. Healthcare is quietly overweight — 12.3% of A-lender deals vs. 7% market-wide. Recurring revenue from insurance reimbursements gives these businesses predictable cash flow, exactly what A-lenders want to see. 4. Food & Beverage gets half the love from A-lenders — 11.4% vs. 20% overall. High failure rates and seasonal swings likely push A-lenders away, leaving this massive vertical to more aggressive funders. 5. The pattern is clear: A-lenders chase stability, not volume. They overweight industries with recurring revenue, tangible assets, or essential services (construction, healthcare, professional services) and underweight high-churn, high-risk verticals where deal volume is highest. Source: CreditFeed, the new intelligence database for the MCA industry. Subscribe to our blog for more industry insights like this. Have questions? Reply here or reach out to us at [email protected]

I have what a solid borrower fist position, but his industry type is consulting and I can't find any good recommendations for a funder for him While I'm at it, does anyone know a good lender for a logistics company

Funding position- 3rd Lender at 1st Position- Journey Capital with $43k in Flex Funds Lender at 2nd Position- Canacap- with $31k for 120 days. Both are recent funding, just last week. Looking to raise another round, with maximum possible funds.