Potentially strong fit
- Established operating businesses
- Consistent monthly business deposits
- Clear short-term capital use
- Adequate free cash flow after existing obligations
- Applicants who benefit from manual review

Highland Hill Capital serves established businesses seeking flexible, revenue-focused working capital with a relationship-driven underwriting approach.
Highland Hill Capital serves established businesses seeking flexible, revenue-focused working capital with a relationship-driven underwriting approach.
Highland may be most relevant for operating businesses with consistent deposits, a defined capital use and a preference for responsive manual review.
| Topic | Guidance | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Time in business | Reviewed by program; strongest fit is an established operating company. | Public guidance |
| Revenue | Consistent monthly deposits and sufficient free cash flow are central. | Public guidance |
| Credit | Considered as part of the complete business profile. | Public guidance |
| Bank statements | Recent business bank statements are important to underwriting. | Public guidance |
| Existing obligations | Current balances and payment burden should be disclosed accurately. | Public guidance |
| Final structure | Amount, cost and payment frequency are customized to the approved file. | Public guidance |
The full business story can be considered instead of relying only on automated thresholds.
Complete submissions can receive direct feedback and structured next steps.
Funding can support near-term operating and growth opportunities.
Highland works through merchant and broker/ISO channels.
Approvals are designed around the business's cash-flow profile.
The current Florida entity has operated since 2019.
Flexible business funding for operational and growth needs.
Structures based on business deposits and overall payment capacity.
Files may be submitted through established brokers and funding partners.
Existing obligations and potential payoff needs may be considered case by case.
Submit an application and recent bank statements
Review revenue, balances and current obligations
Discuss available amount and structure
Compare payment and payoff terms
Complete agreement and bank verification
Stable monthly revenue and predictable business-bank activity
Ability to support the proposed payment after operating expenses
Current balances, payment frequencies and remaining terms
Time in business, ownership continuity and industry profile
A clear operating or growth purpose for the capital
Average balances, recent returned items and account conduct
Some readers land here with an existing advance — from this provider or anyone else — looking for relief, not new funding. Before adding another position on top (which usually deepens the squeeze), look at consolidation, reverse consolidation, or restructuring at renewal. What's realistic depends on your balance, deposits and position count — we'll tell you honestly which applies.
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