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Says it was founded in 2011 (as OTR Capital) source ↗
Ownership
Nothing found
Says it acquired TruckSmarter's factoring and banking division on Nov 18, 2025 source ↗
What it offers
Freight factoring for small and mid-sized trucking companies source ↗
Fuel card program (since 2008), free load board, startup program, mobile factoring app source ↗
Non-recourse factoring, fuel card, business banking (services provided by Thread Bank, Member FDIC), working capital source ↗
Says funding is "Truly Instant, 24/7/365" source ↗
Price and terms it publishes
Its About page says "no hidden fees" and offers "same-day and 24/7 funding" source ↗
Rates page says "No application fees", "No set up fees", "No UCC filing fees" and "No surprises". It lists no Apex rate source ↗
Its home page says it offers freight factoring "with no hidden fees, no long-term contract restrictions, and no required minimum volume demands" source ↗
Says "True Non-Recourse" with "no chargebacks, even after 90 days" source ↗
Says its factoring has "no monthly volume minimums" source ↗
Leaving
Contract length and exit terms are not stated on the pages we read
Contract length and exit terms are not stated on the pages we read
Ask each one before you sign
How many hours from invoice to money, on a normal Tuesday?
What do you hold back, and when do I get it back?
What does it take to leave: notice, fees, a last invoice? Can I see that in writing?
Is there any fee that isn’t in the quote?
When I call, who picks up?
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