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A merchant cash advance gives your business a lump sum now in exchange for a share of future revenue. Your agreement states the amount you receive, the total amount to be remitted, and how remittances are collected. Because approval focuses on business revenue and cash flow, many owners use an advance for inventory, payroll, marketing, or a time-sensitive opportunity. Review the full cost and the collection schedule in your written offer before you accept.

You complete a short application, the funder reviews your revenue and recent business bank statements, and if you are approved and accept an offer, the funds are sent to your business bank account. At Logic Advance, decisions can come in as little as 4 hours and funding can happen as fast as the same day a file is approved and completed. Timing depends on a complete file, verification, and bank processing, so having your documents ready at the start is the fastest path.

Often, yes. Logic Advance reviews the whole business picture, including monthly revenue, time in business, and cash flow health, not just a credit score. A lower credit score does not automatically disqualify your business, and a strong score does not guarantee approval. If your business brings in steady revenue, it is worth applying and letting the review look at the full picture.

Logic Advance offers funding up to $1,000,000 across its products, depending on the program. Your approved amount is based on your monthly revenue, time in business, cash flow, and existing obligations. A larger request needs revenue that can support the payments, so apply for the amount tied to a clear business purpose and be ready to show recent bank statements that support it.

Funding decisions can come in as little as 4 hours once a complete application is in review, and approved funds can be deposited as fast as the same day. Reviews move fastest when the application is accurate and recent business bank statements are uploaded at the start. More complex files, missing documents, or verification steps can take longer, and your contact can give you an estimate for your specific file.

Start with the short application and your recent business bank statements. The application requires three complete months of statements, and providing four months is recommended because it gives underwriting a fuller view of revenue and seasonality. Identification, ownership details, or additional records may be requested during verification. Send financial documents only through the approved application channel.

A direct funder makes the funding decision and provides the funds itself, so you apply once and work with the company that is actually funding you. A broker takes your application and shops it to multiple funders, which can add a broker fee or markup and extra handoffs. Logic Advance is a direct funder, so there is no middleman markup or broker fee between your business and your funding.

Revenue-based funding sizes your approval around the revenue your business already generates instead of a fixed asset or collateral. The agreement states the amount you receive and the total remittance amount up front, and collections follow the schedule and structure in that agreement. Because the review centers on revenue and cash flow, growing businesses with steady sales can often qualify even when a traditional application has stalled.

Start with the job. Choose an advance for a revenue-timed need you want funded quickly, a line of credit for recurring gaps you will draw against more than once, and term funding for a defined investment repaid on one agreed schedule. Your application can be reviewed against the structure that fits, and the written offer states the amount, total cost, and payment schedule before you decide.

The FundingScore engine analyzes more than 50 data points in real time, including revenue strength, time in business, credit profile, and cash flow health. It matches your business with the funding structure that fits how you actually earn and collect, before you even apply. A strong score does not guarantee approval, and a weaker area does not end the review on its own.

Yes. One application can be reviewed against the products Logic Advance offers, including a merchant cash advance, a business line of credit, equipment funding, and term funding. Tell the team the job the money will do, and the review weighs the structure that fits that job. You compare the written offer for the product recommended before you accept anything.

You complete the short application, the team reviews your revenue and recent business bank statements, and if you are approved you receive a written offer to review. Once you accept and final verification is complete, funds are sent to your business bank account. Decisions can come in as little as 4 hours on a complete file, and funding can happen as fast as the same day.

Request the amount tied to a clear business purpose, sized to what your revenue can support. Your approved amount is based on monthly revenue, time in business, cash flow, and existing obligations, so a request with a named job behind it reviews better than a round guess. If the approved amount differs from your request, the written offer shows the amount you can accept.

Yes. Many businesses return as revenue grows or a new need appears, and a later request is a new review based on your business at that time. Bring updated bank statements, the new purpose behind the request, and a list of any current funding with balances and payment schedules. A record of payments made on schedule gives that next review the clearest starting point.