Purchase of future receivables
We provide capital by purchasing a defined portion of a business’s future receivables for an agreed purchase price, paid up front.
Commercial receivables finance
A commercial receivables firm. Every transaction is underwritten on recurring commercial revenue and recorded by UCC‑1 financing statement.
General guidelines only; not a commitment to fund.
The firm
Iron Crown Capital provides working capital to established small businesses by purchasing a portion of their future receivables. Every transaction is underwritten on receivables owed to the business by its own commercial customers, and every transaction is secured by a lien on those receivables under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code.
We provide capital by purchasing a defined portion of a business’s future receivables for an agreed purchase price, paid up front.
We fund only businesses whose revenue comes from recurring commercial customers, and we underwrite every transaction on those receivables. If a business’s receivables cannot be secured and enforced under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, including Section 9‑406, we do not fund the transaction.
Each transaction is secured by a security interest in the business’s receivables under Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code. Iron Crown Capital records that lien on the public record by a UCC‑1 financing statement filed with the state.
Received a UCC lien notice from Iron Crown Capital?Verify the lien on the state’s public record and respond in writing.
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