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How to Consolidate Merchant Cash Advances

To consolidate merchant cash advances, list every open position with its remaining balance and payment, request payoff letters, then compare a refinance (term or SBA loan), a consolidation advance and reverse consolidation on both new periodic payment and total remaining cost. Choose the option that makes payments affordable without dramatically increasing total cost.

Last updated October 23, 2026

Step by step

  1. List each advance: funder, balance, payment, frequency
  2. Request payoff letters
  3. Calculate total current daily/weekly debits
  4. Get consolidation and refinance quotes
  5. Compare new payment and total cost using our calculator
  6. Review the contract before signing

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Upfront fees before funding, pressure to stop paying funders, and vague contracts are warning signs.

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