Clause identification
The relevant agreement section, wording, procedural requirements and page reference.
For businesses with a merchant cash advance
Your revenue changed. Your MCA payment may not have.
RemitVerify reviews the reconciliation language in your agreement and compares it with actual bank activity—so you can see whether your daily or weekly remittance may be eligible for adjustment.
Free preliminary check
No new loan application
No instruction to stop payments
The clause merchants overlook
A fixed withdrawal can keep drawing even after sales fall.
Some purchase-of-receivables agreements include a process for reconciling remittances to actual revenue. Whether it applies depends entirely on the signed agreement and supporting activity.
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We find the relevant languageClause name, exact wording, requirements, timing and page citation.
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We verify actual revenueBank deposits are classified so financing proceeds, transfers and other non-revenue items are not silently counted as sales.
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We calculate the indicated amountYou receive a documented comparison between the current remittance and what the agreement formula may indicate.
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You choose how to proceedUse a guided self-advocacy package or, where appropriate, consider separate attorney-led advocacy.
What you receive
Not a generic “savings estimate.” A number that can be checked.
The diagnostic is built from your documents and shows the reasoning behind every finding.
Deposit classification
A review of deposits that may count as revenue and items that may require exclusion.
Reconciliation calculation
A transparent comparison using the agreement terms and verified activity provided.
Action path
Clear options for monitoring, self-advocacy or separate attorney-led assistance.
Free preliminary check
See whether your MCA may be worth reviewing.
Start with your approximate numbers. You will see a preliminary finding before we request an agreement or bank statement.
- About three minutes
- No credit inquiry
- No documents on the first step
- No guarantee or obligation
How it works
From question to documented answer.
Run the free check
Enter approximate revenue and payment information. No documents are required yet.
Upload supporting records
Provide the agreement and bank statements only after seeing your preliminary finding.
Receive your diagnostic
We identify the clause and explain whether a more complete verified analysis may be warranted.
Choose your action
Monitor, use a guided package or consider separate attorney-led advocacy where appropriate.
Transparent pricing
Start free. Pay only if you want deeper analysis or ongoing help.
Preliminary diagnostic
Free
Understand whether the agreement and revenue change may be worth reviewing.
- Eligibility check
- Initial clause review
- Preliminary opportunity finding
Verified analysis
$495 to start
Document the agreement language, verified revenue and estimated reconciliation range.
- Agreement page citations
- Bank-activity analysis
- Credited toward the $1,495 complete package
Monitoring
$149 / month
Continue tracking revenue and payment pressure when immediate action is not indicated.
- Ongoing revenue monitoring
- Payment-pressure alerts
- Notification when review may be appropriate
Common questions
What merchants usually ask first.
Does every MCA agreement allow reconciliation?
No. Agreement language and procedures vary. RemitVerify reviews the signed document and supporting activity to determine what the contract may provide.
Are you asking me to stop making payments?
No. RemitVerify does not instruct merchants to stop payments. The service reviews agreement language and documented activity. Legal questions should be addressed by qualified counsel.
Why do you need bank statements?
The reconciliation analysis depends on actual business revenue. Statements allow deposits to be classified and compared with the agreement’s definition and formula.
Is RemitVerify a law firm?
No. RemitVerify is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Any attorney-led services require a separate engagement with the applicable law firm.
See whether your MCA may be worth reviewing.
Start with approximate numbers. You will see a preliminary result before we request documents.
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