How Much Can I Recieve?

Most approvals fall between $20,000–$500,000, based on revenue and documentation. Strong performance may qualify for additional rounds.

When Can Funds Be Available?

After we review your documents, funds are often available within 1–3 business days. We’ll walk you through options before you choose.

How Does Reconciliation Work?

In revenue-based financing, payments (remittances) are tied to a percentage of receipts. Reconciliation adjusts future payments to reflect what your receipts show.

Is My Information Secure?

Yes. Your documents are encrypted and reviewed privately. Nothing is shared without your approval.

What Documents Do You Need?

We typically review recent bank statements and basic business details to understand your cash flow. We’ll tell you exactly what’s needed upfront.

Will Applying Affect My Credit?

No. We don’t run a hard credit pull during the initial review. If a capital partner requires credit later, you’ll know before anything is checked.

What is Revenue-Based Funding? How RBF Works

What is Revenue-Based Funding?

Infographic explaining how revenue-based funding works: capital upfront, future deposits purchased, and remittance over time.

What It Is

Revenue-based funding (RBF) is a form of private credit for established operating businesses, structured as the purchase of future business deposits.

What It Isn’t

A traditional loan. The obligation is tied to the purchase of future business deposits rather than a fixed amortization schedule.

Who It Serves

RBF is for established operating businesses with consistent operating deposits and a clear use for capital.

Infographic showing common use cases and good candidate profiles for revenue-based funding.

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Revenue-Based Funding Guide

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