[8figurevision]

Merchant deposits $4 million a month in sales, and keeps $400-600K running balance. They sell their own software that is a payment system (perhaps better stated as payment rails) to retailers, ecommerce stores, and more. Their bank statements show edeposits froma wide array of clients, like the above. Some health and wellness stores deposit to their account, education centers, digital stores, digital libraries, boutique online stores, and even processing companies are paying them what appears to be royalties or something similar on a consistent basis. Hundreds of deposits per month per statement.

Needs a home for first position.

Tried all name brand 1st position MCAs (i.e. Kapitus, Rapid, National) and they declined due to industry. Most are declining because they are confusing the merchant as a credit card processing company or credit card processing funder (i.e. Credit card split), and won't look any further.

Here's an analogy to describe what they do. Microsoft, Inc designed a software called Microsoft Office, which has a suite of products like Word, Excel, etc. They sell it to Best Buy and Staples and Office Max. Each of those retailers pays Microsoft royalties every time the Office suite is sold off their shelves. That's what this company does. Problem is, funders are confusing the merchant for being Best Buy, not Microsoft.

Any funder willing to play ball?

[Olderguy]

All I see here is MCA questions presented to MCA lenders....

Where's the financials to determine a formal loan offficer type of full financial review to deterimine better options for the client. Sounds like they need some IP branding to differentiate them from the traffic to gain an advantage,,,. to propective funders with more feaible financial instuments. Forensic work.

[Kevin Henry-Seacoast]

Merchant deposits $4 million a month in sales, and keeps $400-600K running balance. They sell their own software that is a payment system (perhaps better stated as payment rails) to retailers, ecommerce stores, and more. Their bank statements show edeposits froma wide array of clients, like the above. Some health and wellness stores deposit to their account, education centers, digital stores, digital libraries, boutique online stores, and even processing companies are paying them what appears to be royalties or something similar on a consistent basis. Hundreds of deposits per month per statement.

Needs a home for first position.

Tried all name brand 1st position MCAs (i.e. Kapitus, Rapid, National) and they declined due to industry. Most are declining because they are confusing the merchant as a credit card processing company or credit card processing funder (i.e. Credit card split), and won't look any further.

Here's an analogy to describe what they do. Microsoft, Inc designed a software called Microsoft Office, which has a suite of products like Word, Excel, etc. They sell it to Best Buy and Staples and Office Max. Each of those retailers pays Microsoft royalties every time the Office suite is sold off their shelves. That's what this company does. Problem is, funders are confusing the merchant for being Best Buy, not Microsoft.

Any funder willing to play ball?

Try Lighter Capital

[Capitalize Group.]

We can take a look at this. Max term seven months. You can submit to subs@capitalizegroup.com and mention this thread.

[Yankeeman07]

Merchant deposits $4 million a month in sales, and keeps $400-600K running balance. They sell their own software that is a payment system (perhaps better stated as payment rails) to retailers, ecommerce stores, and more. Their bank statements show edeposits froma wide array of clients, like the above. Some health and wellness stores deposit to their account, education centers, digital stores, digital libraries, boutique online stores, and even processing companies are paying them what appears to be royalties or something similar on a consistent basis. Hundreds of deposits per month per statement.

Needs a home for first position.

Tried all name brand 1st position MCAs (i.e. Kapitus, Rapid, National) and they declined due to industry. Most are declining because they are confusing the merchant as a credit card processing company or credit card processing funder (i.e. Credit card split), and won't look any further.

Here's an analogy to describe what they do. Microsoft, Inc designed a software called Microsoft Office, which has a suite of products like Word, Excel, etc. They sell it to Best Buy and Staples and Office Max. Each of those retailers pays Microsoft royalties every time the Office suite is sold off their shelves. That's what this company does. Problem is, funders are confusing the merchant for being Best Buy, not Microsoft.

Any funder willing to play ball?

This part of your statement is incorrect - but, put that aside - Your client provides a Virtual Terminal-Gateway
as a monthly subscription or are they acting as a EWallet ? Just guessing at what the business model is.

Either way, with that type of revenue, (You don't mention the amount of funding requested) would they qualify for a better product
than an MCA?

Here's an analogy to describe what they do. Microsoft, Inc designed a software called Microsoft Office, which has a suite of products like Word, Excel, etc. They sell it to Best Buy and Staples and Office Max. Each of those retailers pays Microsoft royalties every time the Office suite is sold off their shelves. That's what this company does. Problem is, funders are confusing the merchant for being Best Buy, not Microsoft.