Fidelity Funding Group service area
Business funding in Flatbush, NY.
Get a clear answer on funding for your Flatbush company. Most applicants hear back within hours, and once an offer is accepted, funding is typically completed within 24 hours.
A nearby team for your next move.
Fidelity Funding Group serves Flatbush businesses with merchant cash advances, business loans, and equipment financing. Our nearest office is in Brooklyn, NY, and its team works with Flatbush owners by phone and online. You get one specialist who explains each option in plain language before you decide anything.
Nearest office
Brooklyn, NY
3069 Brighton 1st Street, Brooklyn, NY 11235Serving Flatbush from our Brooklyn office.
Nearby areas we serve
Business owners in Flatbush often work with the same team as owners in Borough Park, Staten Island, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens. All of them are part of our New York City service area in New York.
Borough Park, NY
Business funding in Borough Park →Staten Island, NY
Business funding in Staten Island →Brooklyn, NY
Business funding in Brooklyn →Manhattan, NY
Business funding in Manhattan →Queens, NY
Business funding in Queens →Simple process
Capital without the runaround.
Apply in minutes
Fill out one short application and attach your last four months of business bank statements. Applying uses a soft credit pull, so your score is not affected.
Review your options
Most applicants receive an initial decision within hours. A specialist walks you through the amount, the terms, and how repayment works.
Put capital to work
Once you accept an offer and your documents are in, funding is typically completed within 24 hours.
Choose the right capital in Flatbush, NY
Each program is built for a different situation. Your specialist will tell you which one matches your revenue and goals.
Merchant Cash Advance
Revenue-based funding for businesses with steady sales. A merchant cash advance is not a loan, and its payments flex with your daily or weekly sales. Speed is the main draw: it suits owners covering inventory, wages, or repairs, or chasing a time-sensitive opportunity.
Learn more →Business Loans
Term loans and working capital solutions for owners focused on stability and growth. Choose this route to fund an expansion, bridge a seasonal dip, or strengthen the balance sheet. No single option suits everyone, so your specialist compares what is available and keeps the conversation direct.
Learn more →Equipment Financing
Upgrade or replace machinery without tying up your reserves. Whether it is new or used, financing equipment keeps money in the account for rent, staff, and growth. Contractors, kitchens, clinics, fleets, and repair shops commonly use it to get better tools on the job sooner.
Learn more →Industries we fund in Flatbush
We work with revenue generating businesses of many kinds in Flatbush, NY. These are a few we fund often.
Trucking & Transportation
Keep fuel, payroll, repairs, and routes moving with working capital built for trucking.
Learn more →Restaurants
Manage payroll, inventory, renovations, and seasonal swings without slowing service.
Learn more →Construction
Bridge project costs, materials, labor, and equipment while invoices are pending.
Learn more →Medical Practices
Invest in people, technology, and patient care with dependable business capital.
Learn more →Retail
Stock up, refresh your store, and handle busy seasons with flexible funding.
Learn more →Auto Repair
Fund lifts, parts, payroll, and growth while keeping bays open.
Learn more →Questions, answered
Funding questions from Flatbush owners
These are a few of the questions Flatbush owners ask most before they apply. The full list is on our FAQ page, and a specialist can answer anything else by phone at (212) 634-9121.
What is a merchant cash advance, and is it a loan?
A merchant cash advance is not a loan. It is the purchase of a portion of your future sales at a discount. You receive a lump sum today, and the funder collects an agreed amount back out of your daily or weekly revenue.
That distinction matters practically, not just legally. Because it is a purchase rather than a loan, an advance is priced with a factor rate instead of an interest rate, it typically does not require collateral, and repayment is tied to your sales rather than to a fixed monthly date.
How is a merchant cash advance repaid?
Repayment is taken automatically out of your revenue, usually one of three ways:
- ACH debit. A fixed daily or weekly amount pulled from your business bank account. This is the most common today.
- Split withholding. A set percentage of each card batch is diverted at the processor before it reaches you.
- Lockbox. Your deposits route through a controlled account, which forwards your share to you after the funder's portion is taken.
The practical difference is what happens in a slow week. A percentage based split flexes down with your sales. A fixed daily ACH does not.
Is there a minimum monthly revenue?
Yes. We look for at least $20,000 in monthly revenue.
That figure is based on your total business deposits, not only card sales, so service businesses and contractors who invoice rather than swipe are counted the same way.
Fidelity Funding Group
Your next move starts here.
Funding from $5K to $5MM, with a specialist who will help you understand your options.