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BUSINESS CAPITAL · NATIONWIDE REACH
Working capital with a clear purpose.
Keep the funding decision connected to the way your business earns and spends. Fasty Funding helps established businesses explore working capital and business-funding options across the United States.
START WITH THE BUSINESS
What does the capital need to do?
Working capital supports the operating cycle of a business. The useful question is not just how much funding you want, but when the cash is needed, how it will be used and what business cash flow could support repayment. Fasty Funding is the business-funding brand within the Medro Advisors platform.
Inventory and supplier payments
Map the purchase date, expected sales cycle and timing of customer receipts. Compare the cost of financing with the cash the inventory is expected to generate.
Seasonal operating needs
Identify the recurring low-cash period and the evidence for the expected recovery. Include ordinary overhead and existing obligations in the forecast.
A timing gap in receivables
Separate revenue already earned from cash actually collected. Test what happens if customers pay later than expected rather than planning around only the best-case collection date.
A near-term business opportunity
Describe the opportunity, required spending and expected cash inflow. If the project has a long payback period, discuss whether another capital structure better matches the purpose.
These are examples for planning a conversation, not a promise that a specific use, product or business will qualify. Permitted uses and funding structures depend on the financing provider and agreement.
BEFORE YOU COMPARE OFFERS
Connect the amount to your cash-flow plan.
Prepare a short explanation of the amount needed, intended use, timing and how the funding fits existing obligations. A temporary cash-timing gap and an ongoing operating shortfall call for different conversations.
Bring a useful business summary
- What the business does and how long it has operated
- The purpose of funding and when the money would be needed
- How customers pay, seasonal patterns and the expected cash-flow benefit
- Existing financing obligations and any constraints affecting the decision
Have records ready for later review
- Recent business bank statements and financial records
- Revenue history, current obligations and an operating cash-flow forecast
- Ownership and business-entity information
- Supporting records for the use of funds, if requested
A PRACTICAL FIRST STEP
Explain the need. Evaluate the fit.
Start the conversation
Use the existing inquiry form to describe the business goal and timing without attaching financial records or sensitive information.
Clarify the funding purpose
Discuss the operating cycle, revenue pattern and existing obligations so the conversation addresses your actual funding need.
Review the structure
Ask what further information is needed and compare the proposed costs, payment schedule and obligations before committing.
A general inquiry is not a financing application or approval. Availability, terms and timing depend on the financing provider, business qualifications and underwriting.
COMPARE THE FULL OBLIGATION
Questions worth asking before you choose.
What should I compare besides the funding amount?
Ask how much the business will actually receive after fees, the total repayment or remittance obligation, payment frequency, repayment period, security requirements, any personal guarantee and the effect of early payoff. Request clear written terms and consider how the payments affect ordinary operating expenses.
Are working capital and revenue-based financing the same thing?
Working capital describes a business funding purpose. Revenue-based financing describes a structure connected to business revenue or operating performance. Product terms differ; confirm the legal form of any offer and how payment or remittance amounts are determined.
What if business revenue is seasonal or uneven?
Bring the pattern into the discussion early. Compare the proposed payment schedule with slower periods as well as stronger ones. Ask whether any revenue-adjustment provisions exist and how they work in the actual agreement; do not assume payments adjust automatically.
Is this funding guaranteed or automatically unsecured?
No. Approval, pricing, collateral, guarantees, limits and timing are not promised on this page. Those details depend on the provider, qualifications, underwriting and final agreement.
Where should I send financial documents?
Begin with a general inquiry containing only a short business overview. Do not include Social Security numbers, account numbers, bank details or financial documents in the form or email. Ask the team for an appropriate secure process if records are needed.
YOUR NEXT MOVE
Discuss working capital.
Start with your goal and timing. Use the existing general inquiry form to connect with Fasty Funding. Do not include financial documents or sensitive information.
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