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Privacy policy

This policy explains what we collect when you call, text, email or apply, how we use it, when we share your file with funders and why, and the privacy rights you have.

At a glance

What we collect
Your business details, your funding request, your contact details and a record of your consent. If you choose the optional Complete your file step, we also collect your EIN, date of birth and Social Security number.
Who gets it
Our team, and the funders you authorize to review your file. We may email them those details and your bank statements.
How we send it
Email isn't as secure as an encrypted upload. Where you can, send bank statements through the upload after you apply.
How long we keep it
24 months after we last worked on your application, then we delete it, unless the law requires us to keep it longer.
Delete or opt out
To delete your information sooner or to opt out, email info@afterfirstmca.com. Phone: 877-FUND-654. Privacy requests get a response in 45 days, or we explain any extension.

Before you share statements

Do I pay Afterfirst anything?
No. Applying costs you nothing, and Afterfirst MCA charges you no fee. Funding companies pay us a monthly membership (plans run from $249 to $1,299 a month), and the funder pays us a commission when a deal funds. Membership level does not change the order or the terms of the offers shown to you. Every offer is shown side by side.
What is a personal guarantee?
A promise by the owner to be personally responsible if the business breaks certain terms of the funding agreement. Many agreements include one. Read how yours defines it before you sign.
What is a UCC filing?
A public notice a funder files with the state. It says the funder has an interest in some of the business's assets or future receivables. Other funders and lenders can see it when they check.
What is a confession of judgment?
A clause in which the business agrees in advance that the funder may get a court judgment without a lawsuit if the business defaults. Not every agreement has one. Look for it before you sign.

General information, not legal advice. Read your agreement, and ask a lawyer if a term is unclear.