Best for stacked positions

Reverse Consolidation

Roll multiple daily payments into one. Funders compete to buy out your existing positions — and every offer shows exactly what gets paid off and what lands in your account.

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Live auction
Funder ANet $48.1K
Funder BNet $51.6K
Funder CNet $54.3KBest

Compared on your true net after payoffs and fees. Illustrative.

Purpose

Pay off existing advances & positions

Payment

One consolidated debit replaces several

Transparency

Payoffs itemized on every offer

Net to you

Shown before you accept — no surprises

Consolidation is where transparency pays the most

A consolidation deal has more moving parts than any other product: which positions get paid off, at what balance, what fees come out, and what you actually receive. On Funding Network every consolidation offer itemizes its payoffs line by line and computes your exact net — and because funders can see they’re being compared on those numbers, the math stays honest.

1

Apply once

Your bank statements show your current positions — funders see the full picture from day one.

2

Funders price the buyout

Competing offers itemize which balances they’ll pay off, the fees, and your net proceeds.

3

Compare on net, not headline

The dashboard shows “Net to You” on every offer, so a big number with big payoffs can’t hide.

4

One payment going forward

The winning funder pays off your old positions. You make one payment — tracked, with balance and history, on your dashboard.

A good fit when

  • Two or more open positions with daily payments
  • Cash flow strained by stacked debits
  • Cleaning up stacking before it compounds
  • Getting one clear balance instead of several moving ones

What you'll need

  • Existing advance positions in repayment
  • $15,000+ in monthly revenue
  • A business bank account
  • Recent bank statements (or a secure bank link)

What the numbers look like

Say a funder offers $120,000 to consolidate two positions:

Offer amount$120,000
Pays offPosition A $38,500 · Position B $27,200
FeesItemized on the offer
Net to youWhat’s left — shown before you accept

Illustrative only. The point of consolidation done right: you see every payoff and the exact net before committing, and afterwards you track one balance instead of juggling several.

Consolidation questions

More questions? Read the full FAQ →