| # | Company | Settled | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Delancey StreetAttorney-Founded · Business Debt Specialist | $100M+ | Call Now | |
| 2 | National Debt ReliefLargest U.S. Debt Settlement Co. | $1B+ | Compare | |
| 3 | CuraDebtDebt + Tax Resolution | $500M+ | Compare |
Full 2026 rankings, city guides, and red-flag checks: Business Cash Advance Settlement.
A Phoenix owner who borrowed against summer revenue to cover spring payroll mortgaged a season that had already passed.
This is an editorial evaluation of named providers against stated criteria (services offered, business model, public enforcement record), and the order reflects editorial judgment on those criteria rather than any purchased ranking. No scores, savings figures, ratings, review counts, or licensing findings are assigned. The companies below are evaluated for owners in Phoenix from the same research sweep.
The entries begin with the settlement company that negotiates balances, pass through three funders whose contracts create them, and finish with a banned operation whose record explains the order.
Delancey Street Debt Relief Inc of New York lists MCA settlement with Reconciliation Shield, Proactive MCA Defense, and UCC lien defense from 104 W 40th Street in New York. The company describes itself as a private business debt relief company based in New York, and the sweep surfaced no state or federal enforcement action. The capitalized *Shield* in a service name is branding, not protection counsel can verify.
The own site states Delancey Street is not a law firm. Balance negotiation, releases, and filing withdrawals move toward terms only independent counsel can test for legal sufficiency, and words conceded in an early call, even casually, return as evidence used against the business.
Simply bring every agreement, filing, and processor notice to the first conversation, and the company will review and analyze each obligation, map the payment history, and construct a response that answers the balance and the cash behind it. It offers a confidential initial review beside independently licensed counsel for legal work, and the objective is to ensure no statement is made without counsel present and to ensure independent counsel handles the legal work the company does not perform.
Most owners call later than they planned, and the file survives that too.
Breadth answers the question the owner asked. GoKapital of Miami Florida keeps its main office at 3191 Coral Way, and the own site splits the menu between real estate financing, with hard money, investment properties, commercial real estate loans, bridge loans, and foreign national loans, and business loan solutions, with business line of credit, merchant cash advance, working capital, equipment financing and leasing, small business loans, and startup business loans. The combined menu is extremely wide, which rewards slow comparison.
The menu was, if we are being precise, two businesses under one roof, and the roof matters less than the room the owner *actually* entered. The balance sits over the shop like heat over asphalt in August: visible, shimmering, and impossible to lift. The sweep surfaced no state or federal enforcement action.
The Miami address tells the owner where to send paper (the sweep gives no rate sheet, so price comparisons stay approximate). The agreement tells the funder when to debit, and automatic debits are drawn in order to precede scrutiny.
Fundbox of Dallas Texas centers its homepage on the business line of credit (the partner page disclaimer, which runs longer than the product description and repays a second reading, states that Fundbox makes capital available through business loans and lines of credit made by First Electronic Bank, a Utah chartered Industrial Bank and member FDIC, and invoice clearing advances, business loans, and lines of credit from Fundbox itself).
The bank named in the disclaimer is the lender on some products and not on others.
Paper decides these files before argument begins, and argument only interprets what paper already said. That summary comes pages early, and the entries still deserve their full reading, because the terms behind each summary differ in the particulars that decide outcomes. That is the only summary this comparison offers early. Disclaimers are read by counsel and by no one else, which keeps counsel employed.
The sweep surfaced no state or federal enforcement action, a search result rather than a clearance. Most disclaimers carry a peculiar precision the headlines avoid. I am less certain about servicing than the homepage suggests.
Thin files fund fast. Everest Business Funding LLC of Miami Florida offers revenue based financing and business term loans, and the street address rests on a business bureau profile because the own site lists none. No advance is free; the expensive ones just disclose less.
You learn the price of the money *after* the money is spent, which is the order funding always follows.
The agreement governs.
The sweep surfaced no state or federal enforcement action. A California order against a similarly named advance operation concerns a different company. The verifiable record is extremely narrow, and narrow records put the burden of proof back on the owner file.
The order book on this entry is closed. The warning in it stays open. RCG Advances LLC, formerly Richmond Capital Group LLC, sold merchant cash advances to small businesses and nonprofits, and the Federal Trade Commission described the defendants as finance companies based in New York.
The Commission case against RCG Advances alleged deceptive advance terms with unfair collection conduct and unauthorized withdrawals, and the orders that followed barred RCG Advances and Robert Giardina from the advance industry permanently while imposing $1.5 million upfront with later payments above $1.2 million for redress and entering a $20.3 million judgment with a permanent injunction against Jonathan Braun, because the conduct the complaint described left the court little else to do with the file.
The New York Attorney General then obtained judgment above $77,298,631 against the Richmond companies and principals for illegal high interest loans disguised as advances. Resist the urge to treat a dead funder as a dead file, even briefly.
Often the file arrives as a stack of statements with no agreement among them. What the owner saves, or shreds, in the first days decides what counsel can prove later, and consultation is where this conversation begins. Independent counsel handles the legal work a settlement company does not perform. Consult and contact independent counsel before signing any release.
Start with the processor statements.
Most funders accept 30–60% as a full settlement — with proper leverage.
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