Small company operators in India face significant difficulties in obtaining capital for their various company operations. Due to a lack of collateral, exorbitant interest rates on business loans, and extensive paperwork requirements, businesses and startup owners are forced to seek other financing sources.

A loan against POS is one such alternative credit option available to small enterprises in India. Compared to typical company loans, a merchant cash advance (MCA) has several advantages, including a higher approval rate, more flexible payback terms, and faster access to funding. However, few individuals are familiar with MCA.

Up to ₹1 crore

Loan amount

3 months - 24 months

Loan Tenure

Daily

Repayment Frequency

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FAQ

You gain immediate access to cash and don't have to worry about the daily automated payback.

Because this is an unsecured business loan, the concern of collateral does not arise.

Payments are made on a specific proportion of your daily Visa and MasterCard sales. The percentage is set, but the amount due is not. FlexiLoans' payment will fluctuate by your daily card sales, providing your firm with greater flexibility than a standard loan.

Because card purchases decide the advance amount, your other sources of revenue, such as cash, are disregarded.

If your lender does not partner with your terminal vendor, you will be unable to obtain a loan from that lender.

A merchant cash advance is organised in such a way that it can support fluctuating sales. FlexiLoans payments are based on a preset proportion of daily sales, and payment amounts fluctuate by sales. When sales are slow, the deductible amount is lowered; when sales are raised, the deductible amount increases.

Suppose you are an offline merchant who accepts payments digitally by credit/debit cards via a POS terminal (card swipe machine) or Barcode from a wallet app. In that case, you can obtain a loan equal to your monthly average card/QR transaction sales.
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