Understand the full picture
We review your commercial debt agreements, balances, payment history, and current business cash flow.
Merchant cash advance & commercial debt negotiation
Saldo Vita helps business owners confront unmanageable commercial debt, including merchant cash advances, with a structured review, a realistic negotiation strategy, and clear communication throughout the process.
Every situation is different. Creditor participation and specific outcomes are not guaranteed.
A disciplined approach
The Saldo Vita process
We begin with the facts, build a strategy, and keep you informed before any proposed resolution moves forward.
We review your commercial debt agreements, balances, payment history, and current business cash flow.
We identify priorities and develop a negotiation approach based on your business circumstances.
We communicate with business creditors and funders and work toward terms your business can realistically support.
Any proposed resolution is reviewed with you before acceptance and documented in writing.
Built for commercial debt pressure
Saldo Vita works with qualifying commercial debt, including Merchant Cash Advances, business loans, lines of credit, equipment financing, and other business obligations. We evaluate the agreements, payment structure, creditor demands, and operational pressure affecting your company.
What we will request
Additional information may be requested depending on your accounts.
When legal support is appropriate
Saldo Vita is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. If covered negotiation-related legal help is needed to expedite lender negotiations, Saldo Vita may arrange qualified independent counsel and pay covered fees from its operating account at no additional cost to the client, subject to a separate no-fee retainer and the agreed scope of representation.
Any attorney engaged this way represents only the client, owes professional duties only to the client, and exercises independent professional judgment. Saldo Vita does not direct or control that attorney's legal advice. The client may decline the arrangement or choose their own counsel.
Straight answers
Understanding the limits and responsibilities of the process is as important as understanding its possibilities.
No. Results depend on the facts of each account, the funder’s willingness to negotiate, and the client’s ability to perform under any proposed terms. We do not guarantee outcomes.
Saldo Vita does not give blanket instructions to stop payments. Changes to payment activity can have serious consequences and should be evaluated based on your agreements and circumstances.
No. Saldo Vita is a commercial debt negotiation company, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. When covered negotiation-related legal help is needed, qualified independent counsel may be arranged under a separate retainer. That counsel represents only the client.
Saldo Vita works with qualifying commercial obligations, including Merchant Cash Advances, business loans, lines of credit, equipment financing, and other business debt. We review each situation individually to determine whether our services are a fit.
Guidance for business owners
Structured MCA debt relief for business owners: a written review of your merchant cash advance agreements and a realistic negotiation strategy with your funders.
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Read more →Start with a clear conversation
Tell us a little about your business and your commercial debt. A member of our team will contact you to discuss your situation and the information needed for an initial review.