Fieldcroft Business Capital, a small-business funding broker in Great Falls, Montana, does not lend, approve or price funding. It routes business funding requests to lending partners, who make credit decisions and set rates and terms. Merchant cash advances are purchases of future receipts, not loans.
The broker arrangement
Fieldcroft Business Capital is a broker, not a lender. It does not make loans, approve requests, or set rates, fees or terms. Every offer comes from a lending partner, in that partner's own documents, and the partner alone decides whether to fund.
Submitting a request does not commit you to anything. You may decline any offer.
Merchant cash advances
Merchant cash advances are sales of future receipts; none of them is a loan. The funder collects an agreed amount from sales or deposits. Advances are described with a factor rate, not an interest rate, and are not compared directly with APRs.
Credit checks and liens
Lending partners may check business and personal credit and may file UCC financing statements against business assets as part of an offer. Ask each partner what it will check and file.
Requests Fieldcroft turns away
Only business funding passes through Fieldcroft Business Capital. It does not arrange consumer, payday, title or mortgage loans, SBA-backed loans or grants, or funding for agriculture or trucking businesses.
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