Slateshire Finance, a small-business funding service in Sanford, NC, matches requests with funding partners, who review each request, make their own decision and set rates and terms in their own written agreements. This page sets out our role, the limits of what we can say about offers, how merchant cash advances differ from loans, and where compensation details will appear.
Our role
Slateshire Finance is a broker, not a lender. Slateshire Finance connects you with lending partners; partners make credit decisions and set rates and terms. We do not lend money, approve or decline requests, or change a partner's terms.
Decisions and terms belong to the partner
Criteria belong to each partner and vary between them. Whether a request is approved, the amount, the rate or factor, the term, the payment schedule and any charges are set by the partner in its written agreement. Read that agreement, not this website, for the terms that apply to you.
What this website does not promise
- Approval, or any particular amount, rate, term or timing
- That any offer will be the right choice for your business
- That a request will reach any specific partner
Merchant cash advances sit outside lending
A merchant cash advance is a purchase of a share of future receivables, collected through a holdback of sales. It is not a loan; compare its total cost with the total cost of any loan offer. Read the purchased amount and the holdback before signing.
Credit pulls and the details you share
The request form does not collect a Social Security number. A partner that reviews your request may check business or personal credit; it will tell you what it needs. How we handle the information you send is set out in the privacy policy linked in the footer.
Legal and tax questions
Treat nothing on slateshirefinance.com as legal, tax or accounting advice. Licensing and regulatory questions are handled by counsel.