
Where Does a Small Business Go After Your Bank Says No?
They do not stop looking. That is the part that gets missed when a decline goes out. The customer goes to a merchant cash advance, or a broker, or a competitor two counties over, and

They do not stop looking. That is the part that gets missed when a decline goes out. The customer goes to a merchant cash advance, or a broker, or a competitor two counties over, and

Every article on non-interest income for community banks recommends the same four things. Treasury management. Card interchange. Wealth management. International payments. The advice is not wrong. It is just the advice everyone already took. There

The construction factoring requirements a subcontractor needs to get funded, from the contract to proof of completed work, plus what we check for you.

Banks lose money in factoring for four reasons, and they show up in roughly the same order every time. Invoices do not get verified, or they get verified in a way that is not verification.

Factoring progress billing lets subcontractors get funded as each phase is completed, not just at the end of the job. Here is how DARE funds it

A community bank has three ways to offer factoring. Build a division. License software. Or participate alongside a factor that already operates one. They cost different amounts, take different amounts of time, and end with

Factoring participation lets a small factor fund million-dollar-plus deals using a larger factor’s credit and underwriting. Here is how it works.

Co-factoring lets you own your factoring book while a larger factor runs operations. Here is how the 50/50 split actually works, with no buy rate.

This factoring partnership let a 35-year veteran factor grow a capped client from a $500K line to $2 million. Here is how BRS changed her business.

When a bank pushed out a $150 million construction company, DARE structured an $8.5 million construction credit facility so they could keep growing.