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A supplier deal that expires Friday, a season to stock for — capital while the price is right.
The question every ISO should ask a funder: what happens to my book after I send the file? Here's Mint's answer, in writing.
Every one of these is a file Mint funds weekly — use them to place the advance where it makes sense.
A supplier deal that expires Friday, a season to stock for — capital while the price is right.
The oven, the lift, the truck — when the machine that makes the money stops, funding can't take a month.
Bridge a slow month or a late receivable without losing the team that keeps the business running.
Second location, buildout, a contract bigger than cash on hand. Growth rarely waits.
Replace an expensive open position with one cleaner schedule the merchant can actually plan around.
Storm damage, a tax bill, a repair — the hit nobody budgeted for doesn't have to stall the business.
No perfect-credit fairy tale. Here's what actually matters when your file lands at Mint.
Bruised credit, an open position or two, an industry other funders call “too messy” — that's most of what we fund. We buy future receivables, so the health of the revenue outweighs the history on a credit report.
Send it now — and watch how a direct funder treats your book.
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