Payment-Schedule Conversion

Turn crippling daily ACH drafts into cash‑flow‑friendly weekly or monthly payments.

Since 2022 – Hundreds of Businesses Back on Track

We’ve helped companies across industries reduce daily drafts and regain control of their finances.

35+ Years in MCA Negotiations

Our team brings decades of experience in business workouts, creditor discussions, and financial recovery.

Strong Network of MCA Funders

We work directly with funders to adjust payment schedules—most cases close within 2–3 weeks.

What Is Payment Schedule Conversion?

Reschedule your MCA repayments from daily to weekly or monthly

Payment schedule conversion means renegotiating your merchant cash advance so you’re no longer facing daily withdrawals. Instead, repayments are spread out weekly or monthly—giving your business the flexibility to manage cash flow, cover expenses like payroll and inventory, and avoid overdrafts. This adjustment often leads to a 50–70% drop in draft pressure, helping you stay current without falling behind.

Book a free consultation today and take the first step toward stable, stress-free repayment.

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Why sticking to daily drafts can backfire Common Pitfalls with MCA Repayments

Many business owners accept daily payment terms without realizing how damaging they can be over time. Merchant cash advances often seem convenient upfront—but the fast repayment structure can create unexpected financial pressure. Without proper planning, businesses fall behind quickly, even when sales are strong.

What to Watch Out For

Cash Flow Collapse

Daily drafts pull funds before you’ve paid employees or restocked inventory—leaving essential operations underfunded.

Overdraft & Penalty Fees

Inconsistent revenue plus fixed withdrawals often leads to negative balances and costly bank fees.

Stacked Advances

To keep up, many business owners take a second or third MCA—only to face multiple daily pulls from different funders.

No Room for Growth

High daily obligations mean there’s nothing left to reinvest—growth stalls while debt compounds.

How We Break the Cycle

We Pause Daily Debits Immediately

Once we begin, we contact your funders to freeze auto-withdrawals and prevent further overdrafts or disruptions.

We Restructure Repayment Around Real Cash Flow

We negotiate new terms—weekly or monthly—based on your actual revenue cycles, not arbitrary draft schedules.

We Stop the Cycle of Stacking

Our team consolidates multiple advances when possible and works to reduce total repayment pressure—so you don't need to borrow again just to stay afloat.

We Keep You Focused on Growth

By reducing the burden of constant repayments, you regain control over cash, allowing you to fund operations and future plans.

Our 4-Step Process

Here’s how we convert your MCA payments and put you back in control.

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Free Debt Assessment

We review your agreements, statements, and cash flow to pinpoint pressure points and stacking risks.

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Lender Communication Starts

We contact funders on your behalf to pause daily drafts and begin negotiations.

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Terms Are Restructured

We work to reduce balances, adjust draft schedules, and space out repayment in line with your income.

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You Move Forward With Support

Once approved, we guide you through final paperwork and stay available as your recovery continues.

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Protect your cash flow and regain control of your business

Benefits of Payment Schedule Conversion

Converting your daily MCA drafts into weekly or monthly payments gives you the flexibility to manage expenses without constant pressure. It’s a key step in staying operational, avoiding default, and creating space to plan ahead instead of just reacting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Facets of MCA Repayments

The most-searched questions and expert answers to guide repayment understanding

Merchant cash advances aren’t repaid like traditional loans—instead, providers take a percentage (often 10–35%) from your daily credit/debit card sales or withdraw a fixed amount via ACH from your bank account.