Fieldcroft Business Capital, a small-business funding broker in Great Falls, Montana, answers common questions here: what business funding can and cannot pay for, how the broker arrangement works, merchant cash advances, and Montana record checks. Lending partners decide each request and price every offer.
About the broker arrangement
Fieldcroft Business Capital is a broker, not a lender. We prepare a request and route it to lending partners; they decide and set terms. The four-step process explains each stage, and the disclosures page sets out the arrangement formally.
About what funding can pay for
Business funding pays business costs: wages, stock, equipment, a fit-out, taxes, refinancing business debt. It cannot properly pay for personal expenses, and using it that way can breach the agreement. If a need is personal, a business product is the wrong tool.
About advances and records
A merchant cash advance sells future receipts to a funder; it is not a loan. For Montana record checks, the guides page covers UCC searches, annual reports and certificates of existence. The blog has longer pieces on payroll, equipment, retail leases and the downtown improvement district.
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