ACCESS CREDIT BASED ON YOUR GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS, NOT JUST YOUR CASH FLOWS

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UNLOCKING LIQUIDITY FOR GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS

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What capital solution do you offer for businesses?

We help companies with federal government contracts and agreements obtain loans to cover working capital from trusted lenders in our network. Working capital refers to the cash a business needs to cover its day-to-day expenses and keep operations running smoothly. For government contractors, working capital usually refers to the day-to-day expenses you must incur to timely perform on contracts or agreements before you can invoice the government (e.g., labor, inventory, equipment, etc.).

What capital solution do you offer for businesses?

We help companies with federal government contracts and agreements obtain loans to cover working capital from trusted lenders in our network. Working capital refers to the cash a business needs to cover its day-to-day expenses and keep operations running smoothly. For government contractors, working capital usually refers to the day-to-day expenses you must incur to timely perform on contracts or agreements before you can invoice the government (e.g., labor, inventory, equipment, etc.).

What capital solution do you offer for businesses?

We help companies with federal government contracts and agreements obtain loans to cover working capital from trusted lenders in our network. Working capital refers to the cash a business needs to cover its day-to-day expenses and keep operations running smoothly. For government contractors, working capital usually refers to the day-to-day expenses you must incur to timely perform on contracts or agreements before you can invoice the government (e.g., labor, inventory, equipment, etc.).

What type of working capital loan can I obtain?

Your company can borrow money based on the cash flows generated by individual contracts or agreements and secured by your company’s assets, rather than the historical cash flows of your business, your business or personal credit score, or personal guarantees.

What type of working capital loan can I obtain?

Your company can borrow money based on the cash flows generated by individual contracts or agreements and secured by your company’s assets, rather than the historical cash flows of your business, your business or personal credit score, or personal guarantees.

What type of working capital loan can I obtain?

Your company can borrow money based on the cash flows generated by individual contracts or agreements and secured by your company’s assets, rather than the historical cash flows of your business, your business or personal credit score, or personal guarantees.

How does this working capital loan differ from other types of business loans or invoice factoring?

We offer fair interest rates and flexible repayment schedules, ranging from 12 to 24 months, based on the length of your contract or agreement. You receive 50% of the funded amount of your contract or agreement upfront and the lender receives monthly payments from the government until the loan is repaid.

How does this working capital loan differ from other types of business loans or invoice factoring?

We offer fair interest rates and flexible repayment schedules, ranging from 12 to 24 months, based on the length of your contract or agreement. You receive 50% of the funded amount of your contract or agreement upfront and the lender receives monthly payments from the government until the loan is repaid.

How does this working capital loan differ from other types of business loans or invoice factoring?

We offer fair interest rates and flexible repayment schedules, ranging from 12 to 24 months, based on the length of your contract or agreement. You receive 50% of the funded amount of your contract or agreement upfront and the lender receives monthly payments from the government until the loan is repaid.

When should I consider using a working capital loan?

You should consider using a working capital loan during contract ramp-up periods. A working capital loan allows you to manage delays in payments, rapid growth phases, or to cover unexpected expenses, including emergencies. If you have government contracts or agreements and prefer not to sell a piece of your business, a working capital loan will still get you funded.

When should I consider using a working capital loan?

You should consider using a working capital loan during contract ramp-up periods. A working capital loan allows you to manage delays in payments, rapid growth phases, or to cover unexpected expenses, including emergencies. If you have government contracts or agreements and prefer not to sell a piece of your business, a working capital loan will still get you funded.

When should I consider using a working capital loan?

You should consider using a working capital loan during contract ramp-up periods. A working capital loan allows you to manage delays in payments, rapid growth phases, or to cover unexpected expenses, including emergencies. If you have government contracts or agreements and prefer not to sell a piece of your business, a working capital loan will still get you funded.

What qualifications are required to access your working capital solution?

Our working capital loans are available to U.S. corporations or limited liability companies with a funded agreement from a federal government agency, including FAR-regulated contracts (including IDIQs, BPAs, GSA Schedules, and GWACs), grants and OTAs. Additional criteria include: 24+ months of performance history with federal government contracts or agreements; No pending litigation, negative credit history (e.g., bankruptcy) or materially adverse performance history or regulatory actions with the federal government; For unprofitable companies or companies that have raised venture capital, at least 12 months of runway or an active venture capital raise; No material debt outstanding or the ability to repay outstanding debt (e.g., with proceeds from your working capital loan)

What qualifications are required to access your working capital solution?

Our working capital loans are available to U.S. corporations or limited liability companies with a funded agreement from a federal government agency, including FAR-regulated contracts (including IDIQs, BPAs, GSA Schedules, and GWACs), grants and OTAs. Additional criteria include: 24+ months of performance history with federal government contracts or agreements; No pending litigation, negative credit history (e.g., bankruptcy) or materially adverse performance history or regulatory actions with the federal government; For unprofitable companies or companies that have raised venture capital, at least 12 months of runway or an active venture capital raise; No material debt outstanding or the ability to repay outstanding debt (e.g., with proceeds from your working capital loan)

What qualifications are required to access your working capital solution?

Our working capital loans are available to U.S. corporations or limited liability companies with a funded agreement from a federal government agency, including FAR-regulated contracts (including IDIQs, BPAs, GSA Schedules, and GWACs), grants and OTAs. Additional criteria include: 24+ months of performance history with federal government contracts or agreements; No pending litigation, negative credit history (e.g., bankruptcy) or materially adverse performance history or regulatory actions with the federal government; For unprofitable companies or companies that have raised venture capital, at least 12 months of runway or an active venture capital raise; No material debt outstanding or the ability to repay outstanding debt (e.g., with proceeds from your working capital loan)

What documentation is required to access your working capital solution?

You must provide information on your company, upload performance history with the federal government, provide audited financial statements or federal tax records (or connect your QuickBooks account), upload copies of your contracts or agreements, and upload all associated tasks orders, purchase orders, invoices and payments received from active contracts or agreements.

What documentation is required to access your working capital solution?

You must provide information on your company, upload performance history with the federal government, provide audited financial statements or federal tax records (or connect your QuickBooks account), upload copies of your contracts or agreements, and upload all associated tasks orders, purchase orders, invoices and payments received from active contracts or agreements.

What documentation is required to access your working capital solution?

You must provide information on your company, upload performance history with the federal government, provide audited financial statements or federal tax records (or connect your QuickBooks account), upload copies of your contracts or agreements, and upload all associated tasks orders, purchase orders, invoices and payments received from active contracts or agreements.

What are the costs associated with working capital solutions?

You make monthly payments of principal and interest to your lender. The interest rate will depend on the nature of your government contract or agreement and your performance history with the federal government. You may be eligible to defer principal payments until the last payment date of your loan. We automatically deduct a one-time transaction fee when you receive your loan proceeds.

What are the costs associated with working capital solutions?

You make monthly payments of principal and interest to your lender. The interest rate will depend on the nature of your government contract or agreement and your performance history with the federal government. You may be eligible to defer principal payments until the last payment date of your loan. We automatically deduct a one-time transaction fee when you receive your loan proceeds.

What are the costs associated with working capital solutions?

You make monthly payments of principal and interest to your lender. The interest rate will depend on the nature of your government contract or agreement and your performance history with the federal government. You may be eligible to defer principal payments until the last payment date of your loan. We automatically deduct a one-time transaction fee when you receive your loan proceeds.

How quickly can I access funds with your working capital solution?

If you qualify for our working capital solution, we’ll provide you with indicative terms within a week of providing all relevant documentation and match you with a lender in our network. Indicative terms refer to the non-binding terms we expect you to receive from a lender in our network. Depending on the complexity of your business and your government contracts or agreements, you can expect to have cash in your bank account less than a month after receiving a legally-binding term sheet from a lender in our network. Set up a free 15-minute introductory call with our executive team to learn more about our capital solution.

How quickly can I access funds with your working capital solution?

If you qualify for our working capital solution, we’ll provide you with indicative terms within a week of providing all relevant documentation and match you with a lender in our network. Indicative terms refer to the non-binding terms we expect you to receive from a lender in our network. Depending on the complexity of your business and your government contracts or agreements, you can expect to have cash in your bank account less than a month after receiving a legally-binding term sheet from a lender in our network. Set up a free 15-minute introductory call with our executive team to learn more about our capital solution.

How quickly can I access funds with your working capital solution?

If you qualify for our working capital solution, we’ll provide you with indicative terms within a week of providing all relevant documentation and match you with a lender in our network. Indicative terms refer to the non-binding terms we expect you to receive from a lender in our network. Depending on the complexity of your business and your government contracts or agreements, you can expect to have cash in your bank account less than a month after receiving a legally-binding term sheet from a lender in our network. Set up a free 15-minute introductory call with our executive team to learn more about our capital solution.