Accounts Receivable Funding in Utah
The alternative to business loans:
We are an accounts receivable funding company, located in Utah, that has been offering financial services to local Utah business for over 60 years. It is important to us that your business does well. We do not believe in short term fixes and when you’re working with us you will have a partner for life. This will be proven to you as you create a more sound financial future for your business and are treated as a top customer not a second tier customer.
Why Accounts Receivable Funding?
We have been offering accounts receivable funding in Utah since 1942 but this type of funding is one of the oldest forms of lending and has powered our economy for many years. Our company maintains the grand traditions that have been passed down year after year. With the highest integrity and a combined interest with our clients we create strength in business that is unparalleled.

What is Utah Accounts Receivable Funding?
Our business is all about Utah accounts receivable funding pertaining to residents of Utah as well as all over. We buy your receivables and in return you are issued a cash advance based on several factors such as: overall sales and time in business. This system is far better than traditional lending for several reasons. For one once you have qualified you will see your cash advance far quicker than you would a loan, sometimes immediately instead of a lengthy few weeks to months.

Do you qualify?
If you have a consistent flow of capital and have been in profitable business for a year or more then you likely qualify for Utah accounts receivable funding. Some factors for qualification may be
- If you have judgments, liens or have declared bankruptcy.
- If you’ve been in business for over a year
- If you have processing statements and credit card sales for 6 months or more
- If you accept credit cards as payment
- If you have six months worth of bank statements.
- If your business provides goods, retail products or services
- If your business credit is good
- If you have good standing with your current landlord
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