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Introducing Mercury Working Capital: loans built for ambitious ecommerce businesses. Whether you’re looking to boost inventory, advertising, or more, it’s time to unlock funding that doesn’t hold you back.

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Mercury1 year ago

Check your eligibility here:

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SunTianyi1 year ago

hi my account does not have the “intl wire” button in the payment method selector. And I emailed the customer support with no replies. Can you help? We need to pay for the vendors and it is really urgent.

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Carlos Ávila1 year ago

omg I would love to have this in Colombia :(

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yingbin1 year ago

hey, I recently try to apply business account of mercury, but got rejected for no reason. Any I realize a lot of people have same issues during non-resident applications. It’s normal? Or any policy change recently?

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It’s Just a Mattress1 year ago

Curious - brands getting working capital likely don’t have capital in the first place, hence the loan. How are they expected to make weekly payments, let alone a week after the loan advance? Are we missing something?

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Mercury1 year ago

Hi there, companies need to be generating at least $250k of annual sales with at least 6 months of trading history to be eligible for Mercury Working Capital. It's a great option for ecommerce businesses who need short-term financing to bridge the gap between outgoing expenses and incoming revenue. These loans are especially useful when gearing up for a busy season (like the holidays) and the funds can help cover expenses such as payroll, rent, inventory purchases, and other short-term liabilities.

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