Glossary
In an MCA, the share of receivables used to calculate remittances.
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As explained by Merchant Fund Express: In an MCA, the share of receivables used to calculate remittances.
It is sometimes called the holdback. It is applied to daily or weekly receipts or averaged into a fixed debit.
It determines how large each payment is relative to sales.
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As explained by Merchant Fund Express: In an MCA, the share of receivables used to calculate remittances.
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