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What is a dedicated account?
A dedicated account is a separate account created for a specific purpose, such as managing business expenses, payments, or funds, helping merchants organize and track financial activity more effectively.
Can funds be moved between accounts?
Yes. Funds can be moved between accounts when supported, allowing merchants to manage cash flow and allocate money for different business needs.
Yes. Funds can be moved between accounts when supported, allowing merchants to manage cash flow and allocate money for different business needs.
See lessWhat is financial visibility?
Financial visibility is the ability to clearly see and understand a business’s financial activity, including income, expenses, cash flow, balances, and transactions.**
Financial visibility is the ability to clearly see and understand a business’s financial activity, including income, expenses, cash flow, balances, and transactions.**
See lessWhy monitor recent transactions?
Monitoring recent transactions helps merchants track financial activity, identify errors or suspicious payments, and maintain accurate business records.
What is business financing?
Business financing is the process of obtaining funds to help a business cover expenses, manage cash flow, purchase inventory, invest in growth, or support operations.**
How are funding offers determined?
Funding offers are determined based on factors such as a merchant’s sales performance, business history, account activity, and other eligibility criteria.
Funding offers are determined based on factors such as a merchant’s sales performance, business history, account activity, and other eligibility criteria.
See lessWhat is sales-based repayment?
Sales-based repayment is a financing repayment method where payments are automatically calculated as a percentage of a business’s sales, so the repayment amount changes based on revenue performance.
Sales-based repayment is a financing repayment method where payments are automatically calculated as a percentage of a business’s sales, so the repayment amount changes based on revenue performance.
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