Merchant cash advance
An advance linked to your card sales
Receive funds up front, with collections tied to sales
The agreement sets the share of future card sales collected and how often it’s taken. That can mean the amount collected changes as sales rise or fall.
Compare the amount you receive with the total due, including fees. Check for minimum collections and what happens if trading slows.
Where card turnover can make a difference
Stock up before a seasonal rush
A retailer needs to order inventory before its busiest weeks. It can compare collections against past card sales, including the weeks after the rush.
Buy supplies ahead of a busy weekend
A café pays suppliers before sales come in. Its daily card takings show how much room there may be for collections after wages and rent.
If you know the cost up front and prefer scheduled repayments, compare the advance with a small business loan.
Small business loanWhat to prepare
For the online request, have the funding amount and purpose, your business name and state or territory, and contact details ready. You can add your ABN if you have it.
Recent card takings
Have typical sales and quieter periods to hand. The request lets you add an approximate monthly card sales band.
The expense and when it’s due
Work out how much you need and what cash the business has to keep for its other bills.
Frequently asked questions
Which sales count towards collections?
Can I settle an advance early?
Get started
Start your funding request
Enter the amount and purpose, then review your details before you submit. You’ll find the request and reference in your Revy account.
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