eMerchantBroker Now Offers Micro Cash Advances

June 26, 2014 - PRLog -- eMerchantBroker is pleased to announce a new funding program for its merchants. This program is designed for small merchants that process less than $3,000 per month in credit cards or that might not have a merchant account. In the past, these "micro- merchants" did not have access to funding from traditional merchant cash advance-funding companies. The minimum processing required to receive funding from all cash advance companies is $5,000 per month in Visa/MC sales, EMB saw an opportunity to help small merchants with cash flow issues.

EMB accepts all credit types for their Micro Cash Advances, and there is no minimum FICO score requirement. eMerchantBroker also caters to those who have a judgment or tax lien against them. The only two requirements EMB asks for are that the business is to have been established for a minimum of three months, and that the business obtains a merchant account from EMB.

The benefits are simple:

•          15% payout on advance amount

•          50% payout on merchant's CC processing residuals

•          Merchant will be eligible for renewal once initial advance is paid off.

Micro Cash Advances are meant to help those who would have otherwise had a hard time finding funding. eMerchantBroker.com caters to those who are in the “high risk” merchant category, due to the financial industry’s assumption that the business have a higher risk of fraudulent activity, as compared to other companies.

About eMerchantBroker.com LLC

Located in Los Angeles, CA. EMB provides payment processing services for merchants of all size. We work with traditional business types as well as higher risk merchants that have difficulty being approved with other merchant service providers. Their goal is to help every merchant get payment processing services no matter their type of business, or personal credit rating. They have helped thousands of merchants get accounts when no one else would. Contact eMerchantBroker today by visiting their site http://www.emerchantbroker.com.