Mezzanine & Standby Capital
Fill a funding gap without adding another MCA draft.
Mid-level funding that sits between bank debt and equity
Mezzanine capital is typically subordinated financing that sits behind senior debt and ahead of common equity in the capital stack. It may be structured as subordinated debt, preferred equity, or another private-credit facility, depending on lender approval, senior-lender consent, covenants, and cash flow.
Book a Request An Appointment today and review whether mezzanine or standby capital fits your current funding need.
When Ignoring Cash Gaps Backfires
Stretching payables or taking another MCA can create supplier pressure, overdrafts, and heavier repayment strain.
What to Watch Out For
Supplier Strain
Late payments can affect vendor terms, order priority, and account relationships.
Payroll Pressure
Cash shortages can put wages, staffing plans, and employee morale at risk.
Emergency MCAs
Short-term advances may solve an immediate gap while creating heavier repayment pressure later
Growth Stall
A lack of working capital can delay hiring, inventory, marketing, or expansion plans.
How We Fund the Gap
Our 4‑Step Mezz‑Capital Process
Here’s how we review funding needs and work toward a structured capital option
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Free Funding Assessment
We review financials, existing debt, MCA balances, and the purpose of the requested capital.
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Lender Match
Best-fit funding sources review the file and indicate whether the request fits their criteria.
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Closing & Disbursement
If approved, documents are reviewed, signed, and funds are released according to the agreement.
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Post Funding Support
We help track payment terms, covenant dates, and future refinance or payoff options.
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Benefits of Mezzanine / Standby Capital
Mezzanine or standby capital may help fill the space between senior debt and equity without adding another MCA repayment schedule.
Ready to Fill Your Capital Gap?
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Mezzanine / Standby Capital FAQs
Five questions business owners often ask before choosing mezzanine or standby capital.
