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Super curious about this. There must be some way that the loaner knows what to expect for the next year. If that's true is the loaner paying based on your expec
by rabidonrails 6y ago
Super curious about this. There must be some way that the loaner knows what to expect for the next year. If that's true is the loaner paying based on your expected revenue with the upside being that you might grow further?
- 0xy 6y agoFrom my experience with PayPal Working Capital, you get loaned $X based on a percentage of your expected annual sales, and must pay back Y% up to a maximum of $Z. There's no additional upside for PayPal beyond the lofty rates they charge for the service. The fee is also "fixed" and is based on an APR calculated at the time of application. You never accrue interest.