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Capify Acquired by Strategic Funding Source as Can Capital Continues to Struggle for Business

Capify Acquired by Strategic Funding Source as Can Capital Continues to Struggle for Business

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·Jan. 6, 2017·1 min read

CAN Capital has deep roots in the credit industry, evolving from one of the industry’s leading merchant cash advance services in the 90s; as AdvanceMe, its direct competition with AmeriMerchant was influential in the merchant cash advance industry with AmeriMerchant winning a patent case that invalidated AdvanceMe’s patent on merchant cash advance technology, also opening the market to increased entrants in the merchant cash advance business; both companies have now simultaneously reached new junctures; CAN Capital suspended funding in November 2016 and AmeriMerchant, now Capify, has been partially acquired by Strategic Funding Source; Strategic Funding Source has acquired the US operations of Capify in one of 2017’s first acquisitions; international businesses of Capify were not acquired and will continue to be led by Capify executives.  Source

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