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Revenue-Based Financing
Quick, easy access to working capital
Revenue-based financing is a great financing tool for businesses who need cash fast in exchange for a portion of their future revenues. The PBF Merchant Solutions team works with business owners to determine a custom revenue-based financing program that fits a company’s unique needs. As with a small business advance, repayment terms can be flexible but the process differs. With revenue-based financing, an agreed upon manageable daily, weekly or monthly repayment amount will be determined. Like a small business advance, a revenue-based financing can be a powerful working capital tool for businesses who need financing quickly. Revenue-based financing can also be approved in hours, and funded in days. Financing provided by PBF can be used for inventory, marketing, technology, staffing, or just about any working capital challenge facing a small business.
Capital Funding Process
Understanding the Inner Workings of PBF Merchant Solutions Funding Process
Application
Complete and submit your application along with the required documents.
Eligibility
PBF will review your statements to determine if you are eligible to financing.
Offer
If you are eligible we will make you an offer quickly to help grow your business.
Funding
After completing our underwriting, we will fund your business in under 24 hours.
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