Reconciliation Right
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Definition
What is it: The reconciliation right is a provision written into most Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) contracts that fundamentally limits what a lender can collect during periods of reduced revenue. It ensures that withdrawals remain aligned with the contractually agreed percentage of the business's actual revenue.
What is it used for: This right is used by borrowers to demand a formal accounting when actual revenue falls, allowing for the comparison of actual withdrawals against the agreed-upon percentage. It forces lenders to return excess collections or adjust future withdrawals to reflect real business performance.
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- Canonical name
- Reconciliation Right
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- Topic
- Mca Reconciliation Rights
Attributes
- Key Facts
- Merchant cash advance agreements contain a reconciliation right provision that limits what a lender can collect during periods of reduced revenue. [1]
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- The reconciliation right allows a borrower to demand a formal accounting to compare actual withdrawals against the contractually agreed percentage of real revenue. [1]
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- Lenders are obligated to return the difference or adjust future collections if withdrawals have exceeded the agreed-upon percentage of revenue. [1]
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- MCA lenders often systematically undermine reconciliation rights by ignoring, delaying, or obstructing requests for a formal accounting. [1]
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- Enforcing reconciliation rights against a resistant lender requires extensive documentation, persistence, and an understanding of the legal landscape. [1]
Synonyms & Alternate Names
- MCA reconciliation right
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- Official source: https://secondwindconsultants.com/resource/the-contractual-right-mca-lenders-count-on-you-not-knowing
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