Transparent Pricing

Rates & Fees: Method First, Numbers Later

We do not publish a one-size-fits-all rate table — pricing comes from a comprehensive assessment of each seller's real operations. This page explains our methodology, fee structure, and disclosure process. Your exact rate and fees are presented in full after approval and before any drawdown.

Pricing Principles

Risk-Based, Not One-Size-Fits-All

Rates are set from a comprehensive assessment of operating data and transaction flow — the steadier the business, the better the terms.

Operating data

An overall assessment of business credentials, operating history, and condition

Transaction flow

Real payout records cross-verified with operating behavior — a dual-evidence read on the scale and stability of your flow

Track record

Your borrowing and repayment history; a good record helps improve pricing

Product factors

The product line, limit, and term determine which accrual basis applies

How Interest Accrues

Pay Only for the Time You Use

Each product line accrues on its own cadence, made clear before you draw.

FundPath · daily accrual

Borrow and repay anytime; interest accrues by the days actually borrowed, and unused limit stays free

Payout Advance · payout-aligned

Loan terms align with platform payout cycles, debited automatically at maturity; flexible revenue-based repayment follows the specific product and agreement

Merchant Finance · scheduled repayment

Medium- and long-term credit repaid on agreed schedules, with options that match your cash flow

Fee Structure

A Simple, Visible Fee Structure

Interest is the primary cost, and every term is visible before you sign.

Interest charges

Calculated on the amount and duration actually drawn — you only pay for what you use

No upfront fees

No fees at the application, underwriting, or activation stages

Stated in the agreement

Any other fees exist only if stated in the contract, item by item, reviewable before signing

Repayment Mechanics

How Repayment Works, Mechanics First

Authorized debit, trusted payment, and flexible repayment explained here; exact arrangements follow the specific product and agreement.

Authorized auto-debit

Amounts due are debited automatically under your authorization — no manual action required; the debit arrangement follows the product and agreement

Trusted payment

Loan funds are paid to the counterparty for agreed purposes — earmarked, with a traceable flow

Flexible revenue-based repayment

Beyond automatic debit at maturity, some products support flexible repayment such as revenue sharing, as the specific product and agreement provide

Approval & Disclosure

Four Steps — Read Before You Sign

Every limit, rate, and fee is disclosed in full before drawdown.

  1. 01

    Apply & authorize

    Submit your application online and authorize your operating and transaction data

  2. 02

    Assessment

    Risk assessment combining business credentials and flow performance

  3. 03

    Disclosure

    Limit, rate, term, and repayment plan presented in full before drawdown

  4. 04

    Sign & draw

    Confirm the agreement and draw — the signed agreement governs everything

Service Model

Platform Services + Licensed Lending

NineReach and licensed institutions work together with a clear division of responsibilities.

Platform side

NineReach provides product information, application pre-screening, and data support

Licensed lenders

Credit funds and lending services are provided by licensed partner institutions

Named counterparties

The lending entity and partner institutions are clearly identified in the application flow and agreement

FAQ

About Rates & Fees

The three questions we hear most.

Why doesn't the site publish a standard rate?
Because we price by risk, from your operating data and transaction flow — results differ from seller to seller, and a single number would be misleading. Your exact rate is shown in full after approval and before drawdown; you confirm it before signing.
Does applying cost anything?
No upfront fees at the application, underwriting, or activation stages. Interest is the primary cost, calculated on what you actually draw and for how long; any other fees exist only if stated in the agreement.
Where can I see my rate and fees?
Once approved, your limit, rate, term, and repayment plan are itemized before drawdown. Review every term before signing; the approved result and signed agreement prevail.