Every active holder
Legal name, servicer, contact channel, and any related entity collecting payment
Amounts, terms and timelines are typical ranges for complete files, subject to underwriting and lender approval.
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Browse the AcademyMCA consolidation can mean several very different things: a term loan that pays off the advances, a new sales-based facility, a reverse consolidation, or a modification with current holders. Our standard refinance route is up to $350,000 with terms up to 10 years and no more than 2 active MCAs, subject to qualification. Applications with more than 2 MCAs are still accepted for manual review and are not automatically underwritten by AI. We begin with the position map so the label never hides what remains open.
Legal name, servicer, contact channel, and any related entity collecting payment
Good-through date, pending debits, legal fees, and any early-pay treatment
Daily or weekly amount matched to the operating account
Purchased amount, purchased receivables, remittance, reconciliation, and default terms
Filing number, jurisdiction, collateral description, and release requirements
Deposits, average balance, negative days, returns, transfers, and remaining operating cash
| Route | What closes | Potential benefit | Primary risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term or SBA refinance | Verified eligible balances paid at closing | Monthly amortizing payment and potentially lower total cost | Stronger credit, documentation, cash flow, and eligibility are usually required |
| Asset-backed refinance | Payoffs funded through eligible property or equipment equity | May create a route when unsecured credit does not fit | Pledges a valuable asset; closing costs, valuation, and lien priority matter |
| Holder modification or reconciliation | No automatic payoff; existing contract changes or remittance adjusts | May reduce immediate withdrawal pressure without a new facility | Relief, fees, defaults, and release terms must be documented by the holder |
| Reverse consolidation or new advance | Often leaves original positions open while a new provider advances payments | Can temporarily reduce the net daily burden | Adds another obligation and can increase total repayment or default risk |
Trace every closing dollar to a verified payoff and require the release evidence.
Compare dollars, not only the payment frequency or factor label.
Model payroll, rent, taxes, vendors, and seasonal lows after closing.
Understand reconciliation rights, defaults, guarantees, collateral, and debit-control provisions.
Answer seven questions about the file. Three or more active MCAs keeps your application open for manual review; AI does not automatically underwrite that route. This is not an approval. Contact details are collected only if you continue in the secure application.
This check collects no personal details and does not make a credit decision.
Yes. We accept the application and documents for a person to review. The standard refinance program is up to $350,000 and up to 10 years with no more than 2 active MCAs; AI does not automatically underwrite files with more than 2. Manual review does not promise that another structure is available.
Sometimes, but the structure matters. A true payoff facility resolves verified balances at closing. Other products may only fund payments while the original positions remain open.
No. Consolidation usually uses a financing or agreed modification structure. Settlement generally seeks negotiated reductions or payment arrangements and can introduce legal, default, tax, and credit consequences.
SBA 7(a) permits refinancing certain existing business debt, but an MCA payoff is not automatically eligible. The original use, benefit, documentation, repayment history, lender policy, and complete file all matter.
Do not change or block payments based on a marketing page. Review the agreements and obtain qualified legal advice before taking an action that could trigger default remedies.
A serious review commonly begins with six complete recent months for every operating account, plus all agreements, current payoffs, a debt schedule, and current financials.
A clear review begins with verifiable payoffs, withdrawals, liens, and cash flow.
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