Flexible Capital Programs Built for ISO Submissions

Access a range of funding programs designed to support diverse deal profiles, industries, and cash-flow structures – with fast decisions and dependable execution.

Capital Solutions Available to ISO Partners

Legend Funding supports multiple capital programs to help ISO partners place deals efficiently, responsibly, and at scale. Each program is reviewed by experienced underwriters and structured with transparency and consistency.

Working Capital

Short-term capital structured around operating cash flow.

Revenue-Based Financing

Flexible repayment aligned with revenue performance.

Term Loan Options

Longer-term capital for qualified deal profiles.

Equipment Financing

Asset-based financing for equipment purchases and upgrades.

Specialty & Bridge Programs

Solutions for time-sensitive or non-standard deal scenarios.

Not sure which program fits?

Talk to an underwriter to find the best home for your deal.

Choosing the Right Program

The right program depends on deal structure, cash flow, and overall strength. Our team works closely with ISO partners to help identify the most effective option for each submission.

Cash-flow trends

Time in business

Industry considerations

Deal purpose & structure

Financial strength

Partner collaboration & Approval

Ready to Place Deals With Confidence?

Join a capital partner built to support ISO success with speed, transparency, and trust.

Frequently asked Questions

How does the ISO deal submission process work?

Submit the file through our portal with required documents. We review cash flow, time in business, and risk, then match it to the right program.

How long does underwriting take?

Most submissions receive feedback within 24–48 hours. Clean files with complete documentation move faster.

Can I submit a merchant with an existing MCA or loan?

Yes. We review current advances, stacking position, and daily payment impact before structuring an offer.

How are offers structured?

Offers depend on revenue trends, deal size, credit profile, and industry risk. We may provide working capital, revenue-based financing, term loan options, or bridge funding.

When do commissions get paid?

Commissions are paid after funding clears and contracts activate, according to the partner agreement.