Cash advance
A business cash advance is not a loan but a sale of future receivables. The funding company advances a lump sum today, then collects a percentage of your daily card sales through an automatic split at the processor level until the agreed amount is repaid. Because repayment ties directly to revenue, slow sales days mean smaller remittances and busy days retire the balance faster. This structure suits seasonal retailers along Old Fort Parkway or restaurants near the Square that see weekend surges but need cash now to restock inventory or cover payroll gaps.
Cash advance
Approval hinges on monthly card volume, not credit score or collateral. Most MCA providers want to see at least four months in business and $5,000 in monthly card sales, though thresholds vary. Stonecroft Credit reviews your processing statements to identify funders willing to work with your transaction history. A coffee shop in Christiana processing $15,000 monthly or a salon in Blackman averaging $8,000 can often secure a cash advance for business owners even if a bank declined a term loan.
Business owners tap merchant advance funds for urgent needs: replacing a walk-in cooler at a Rockvale deli, bridging cash flow between invoices, or buying inventory before a trade show. The trade-off is cost. Factor rates typically range from 1.10 to 1.50, meaning a $20,000 advance might require $24,000 in total repayment. Stonecroft Credit walks you through the effective cost in dollars and compares it against working capital alternatives so you understand exactly what speed costs before you sign.
How it works
Bring three months of credit-card processing statements, a voided check, and your driver's license to our office at 2600 Roby Corlew Ln, Murfreesboro, TN 37128, or call (615) 639-6596 to start by phone. We submit your profile to multiple MCA funders and return term sheets within 24 to 48 hours. You choose the offer that fits your revenue pattern, funds arrive in one to three business days, and the processor begins the daily holdback immediately. We also present equipment financing or business lines of credit if those programs deliver better net economics for your timeline.
A boutique near the Avenue sells home décor and processes roughly $12,000 in card sales each month. The owner needs $10,000 to stock spring inventory ahead of peak wedding season but cannot wait 60 days for an SBA 7(a) approval. Stonecroft Credit brokers an mca advance with a 1.25 factor and 15 percent daily holdback. On a $400 sales day, $60 goes toward repayment; on a $1,200 Saturday, $180 is remitted. The advance clears in roughly four months, and the boutique captures early-season revenue that covers the premium.
Cash advance
We broker small cash advance loan options for businesses in Murfreesboro, Christiana, Kittrell, Fosterville, Blackman, Rockvale, and Walter Hill. Whether you operate a food truck at Lane Agri-Park or a repair shop on Broad Street, Stonecroft Credit matches your card volume to funders who understand Rutherford County commerce. Visit our service areas page to confirm coverage, then schedule a cost-comparison consultation at (615) 639-6596.
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