Funding situations
The published sheets exclude non-profits. Here is the plain statement and what you might look at instead.
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At Merchant Fund Express, here is the short answer: Non-profits are outside the published tiers. For-profit entities owned by a non-profit are read as the business they are.
Both tiers list no non-profits. The products are underwritten on commercial revenue, and the structure of a non-profit does not fit them.
A for-profit entity owned by a non-profit, or a social enterprise operated as a business, is read as the entity it is. If you have one, tell us about it.
See eligible industries and requirements.
A church asks about an advance and is told non-profits are excluded. Its for-profit bookstore, a separate entity with its own bank account, is read as a business. A different organization is pointed to mission-based lenders better suited to its structure. If you are unsure whether your structure counts, describe it in a sentence when you call and we will tell you directly rather than letting you spend time on an application.
Source: Merchant Fund Express.
Yes, for these purposes. Source: Merchant Fund Express.
It can be read as a business in its own right.
The products are built on commercial revenue patterns.
We can point you to the right kinds of lenders.
Merchant Fund Express gives a same-day decision. Applying takes a few minutes and will not affect your credit score.
