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Make your money work harder
Merchant Cash Advances are now open to investors through the Supervest Platform. Supervest is a platform that allows accredited investors to fund advances, sourced by merchant cash advance funding companies.
MCA funding companies are in need of additional capital because the demand for advances outstrips their own supply of capital. Supervest has vetted and selected several funding companies interested in the syndication and participation in their deal flow. Accredited investors can now access these funders and participate in their deal originations knowing that Supervest has performed full diligence and continues to monitor the funders deal flow and business.
Supervest allows investors to diversify across many funding companies, and thousands of merchants these funding companies advance too. In fact, when an investor puts their money to work on the Supervest platform, the maximum exposure investors have to one cash advance is 5%.
SV Short-Term Note I
Liquidity. Growth. Supervest’s Short-Term Note strives to achieve both to enable investors to grow their investment opportunities on our platform.
Annualized Rate
Investors are paid an annualized 10% rate
which consists of monthly payments.
Annualized Rate
Investors are paid an annualized 10% rate
which consists of monthly payments.
Annualized Rate
Investors are paid an annualized 10% rate
which consists of monthly payments.
Here's Why
The lending industry has changed greatly over the last 30 years, particularly since 2008.
As a result of regulatory changes and changing risk profiles, it’s harder then ever for businesses to gain access to the funds they need to survive.
According to Delaware business now, on average, 70% of businesses under 5 million in revenue per year are being rejected on their loan applications.
The lead-up
Regulations have tightened around lending practices.
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Banks are less risk-tolerant than they once were.
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Banks are less risk-tolerant than they once were.
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Banks are less risk-tolerant than they once were.
For multiple reasons, small businesses are denied traditional loans from banks or the Small Business Association and even if they are approved, sometimes business owners don’t want to wait.
This has lead to a build up in the non traditional financing market. Debanked’s research estimated the MCA market at over 100 billion dollars worldwide.
If a business isn’t able to easily secure a financial partnership and doesn’t want to use multiple high interest credit cards, the next option is a merchant cash advance.
A merchant cash advance is a financial tool that allows a funding company to provide a business with money as an advance against future sales of the business.
Money goes into the business and it’s paid back as sales are made and the funding company is paid back as a part of every sale.
MCAs can help businesses expand, solve a short-term financial issue, purchase an asset, purchase inventory, launch a marketing campaign, or assist with other business-related ventures.
Frequently Asked Questions
You Asked, We Answered.
How does Supervest invest the cash deposit of the note?
12 month term, minimum $25,000 investment paying an interest rate of 10% per annum. Interest payments are made monthly at 10% for 12 months. No fees – at the end of one year, the investor can choose to receive its entire principal or roll it over to enter into a new note.
How does Supervest invest the cash deposit of the note?
12 month term, minimum $25,000 investment paying an interest rate of 10% per annum. Interest payments are made monthly at 10% for 12 months. No fees – at the end of one year, the investor can choose to receive its entire principal or roll it over to enter into a new note.
How does Supervest invest the cash deposit of the note?
12 month term, minimum $25,000 investment paying an interest rate of 10% per annum. Interest payments are made monthly at 10% for 12 months. No fees – at the end of one year, the investor can choose to receive its entire principal or roll it over to enter into a new note.