A New Service from Ignite Payments

Words: Rachael DiOrioNot only is Ignite Payments saving members over $5,000 in annual credit card processing fees, they are offering a new service for you to access the capital you need to grow your business. Introducing Clover™ Capital, a quick and easy way for you to get a cash advance in as little as 3-5 days.

Benefits Include:
  • No fixed term
  • No fixed payment
  • No interest rate (It’s based on a factor rate)
  • No personal guarantee
  • No collateral
They qualify your business for an amount based on your average monthly Visa®/Mastercard® processing. You pay the advance back daily with a small percentage of your credit card sales.

Click here to learn more or contact a savings consultant at 844-346-3746.
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