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Cashable vs Accord Business Funding

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Attribute Cashable Accord Business Funding
On the record
6/9 published
6/9 published
Lender type Direct funder Direct funder
Products offered MCA MCA
Published amounts $10K – $500K $5K – $150K
Pricing basis Not disclosed Not disclosed
Published rate Not disclosed Not disclosed
Disclosed fees Not disclosed No factor rate, buy rate, origination fee, PSF or underwriting fee published on the public site. The partner page publishes only ISO compensation: "Up to 15% commission", "Up to 4% monthly volume bonus", "100% commission on renewals", "Next day commission payments".
Repayment frequency Variable with revenue Not disclosed
Term length 6 months Not disclosed
Minimum credit score Not disclosed Not disclosed
Minimum time in business Not disclosed Not disclosed
Minimum monthly revenue $25K/mo Not disclosed
Collateral required Not disclosed Not disclosed
Personal guarantee Not disclosed Not disclosed
States excluded HI, AK, PR Not disclosed
Industries excluded Auto sales with no auto repair services, Visa/passport services, Financial services, Non-profits, Consulting/marketing, Law firms, Staffing, Property management, Marijuana, Art galleries, Real estate sales/brokers, 1 truck transportation/trucking, All cash/Zelle deposit Not disclosed
Speed to fund Same Day Funding Decisions within 2–3 hours
Speed conditions "Same Day Funding with minimal document requirements". Offers are returned within 30 minutes of submission and contracts are generated and sent electronically in as little as 20 minutes — those are of This is a decision/approval time, not a funding time — the site publishes no time-to-fund. Contracts are executed via DocuSign.
Headquarters Brooklyn, NY Houston, TX
Established Not disclosed 2013
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Rates on this page are not directly comparable unless the pricing basis matches. A factor rate of 1.30 and an APR of 30% are different measures of different things — a factor rate is a multiple of the amount advanced with no time dimension, an APR is annualised. Read the pricing basis row before comparing the rate row.

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