Skip to content
MCA Resolution Advisory

MCA Debt Settlement

Understand the information needed to evaluate a potential negotiated resolution of an MCA obligation.

Request a Free Assessment →
Professionals planning around a meeting table
Illustrative stock photography

Know what a proposal would need to cover

A settlement discussion requires clarity about the obligation, the proposed resolution, and any conditions. Whether a funder accepts a proposal is uncertain, and written terms need careful review before any commitment.

What the review considers

01

Outstanding obligation

Bring the clearest information you have about outstanding obligation. Estimates can start the inquiry; details can be reviewed in a later conversation.

02

Resources available for a proposal

Bring the clearest information you have about resources available for a proposal. Estimates can start the inquiry; details can be reviewed in a later conversation.

03

Written terms and conditions

Bring the clearest information you have about written terms and conditions. Estimates can start the inquiry; details can be reviewed in a later conversation.

What happens after your inquiry

Complete the two-step assessment with your contact information and an outline of your situation. The team reviews the inquiry before following up. The initial form does not ask for bank credentials, account numbers, an SSN, or document uploads.

Explore related support

Questions before you get started

Does an assessment guarantee a result?

No. An inquiry does not guarantee a payment reduction, settlement, service eligibility, or an agreement with a funder.

Can I begin if I do not know the exact figures?

Yes. Use estimates and “Not sure” where the assessment allows it. Explain any uncertainty so it can be clarified during follow-up.

Your next step

Start with a clearer picture.

Tell us about your business and current payment pressure. Our team will review your inquiry and discuss potential next steps.

Request My Assessment →