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3rd Position Merchant Cash Advance — Funded When Others Decline

Most funders stop at second position. If your business already carries two merchant cash advances and needs more capital, Y Millennial Funding funds 3rd position deals on our own capital, underwritten on your deposits against your existing debits, for businesses doing $50,000 or more a month. When a third position is the wrong answer, we structure a consolidation instead and tell you why. A merchant cash advance is a purchase of future receivables, not a loan. Not all applicants qualify.

How It Works

Send three to four months of business bank statements and the details of both current positions: funder, remittance amount, frequency, and roughly how much is left.

We separate true revenue from transfers and loan proceeds, then add up your existing daily and weekly debits and compare them to your average deposits. We also look at average daily balance, negative days, NSFs, and whether either current position has been modified or missed. Two current positions paying on time is the starting point.

From there the answer is one of three. A third position sized so all three debits stay at a level your deposits can carry. A consolidation that replaces your two positions with one. Or a reverse consolidation, where we fund your existing payments while you remit one smaller amount to us. We run the numbers on every file and show you which one they support.

Before you sign, every number is in writing: purchase price, total receivables purchased, factor rate, remittance and fees.

Who It's For

Businesses with two performing positions, real revenue, and a specific need for capital: inventory for a busy season, materials for a signed job, a truck or equipment repair, or payroll while insurance, invoices or government contracts pay. Trucking, construction, restaurants, healthcare and staffing are the industries we see most at this position.

A third position fits when your deposits can absorb another debit. If your two current payments are already straining the account, it does not, and we will say so.

Key Benefits

Funded on our own capital, not shopped through a broker chain. Underwriting built for stacked files instead of an automatic decline. Honest routing between a third position and a restructure. Same-day decisions for eligible applications.

Common Uses

Inventory ahead of a busy season, payroll during receivables gaps, equipment repair or replacement, materials and labor for a signed job, and bridging insurance, invoice or contract payment timing.

Qualification

Generally $50,000 or more in monthly revenue, an active business checking account, and two existing positions that are current. We underwrite deposits, debit load, balances and payment history, not credit score alone. Not all applicants qualify.

Repayment

A third position adds its own daily or weekly debit, so we size it against deposits after your two existing debits, not before. As your first two positions pay off, your total debit load drops, which is often when a third position is easiest to carry.

Check your existing agreements for clauses that restrict additional advances; we review them with you. As a purchase of future receivables, a merchant cash advance has no fixed maturity date, and the reconciliation terms let the remittance be adjusted if your revenue falls.

Why Banks Fall Short

Banks will not lend to a business with existing MCA positions, and most MCA funders cap at second position. The funders left often price third positions on desperation rather than on the file. We underwrite 1st through 5th positions and start from what your deposits can carry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about 3rd position mca.

Helpful Tools

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