MCA & Fintech News

Source-led developments across small-business finance, alternative credit, and underwriting technology—reported clearly, with the operational takeaway separated from the facts.

M&A

InterVest affiliate acquires Kapitus

Kapitus says it has been acquired by an affiliate of InterVest capital partners and will continue operating independently.

What was reported

  • Kapitus said it was acquired by an affiliate of InterVest capital partners.
  • Kapitus said it will continue operating independently.
  • Financial terms were not included in the announcement.
  • The announcement was published as a company press release.
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Latest briefs

Byzfunder launches a native customer appThe alternative small-business finance company launched iOS and Android access for funding details, account documents, and renewal requests.Source: Company releaseParafin closes a $300 million forward-flow agreementThe agreement can purchase up to $300 million of loans originated through Parafin's embedded-finance platform into a rated vehicle.Source: Company releaseForward Financing secures $525 million in new financingA $350 million variable funding note facility and $175 million asset-backed securitization expand the company's funding capacity.Source: Company release

Regulation & enforcement watch

Dated federal and state developments that can affect MCA providers, brokers, disclosures, data collection, servicing, and offer workflows. Requirements turn on jurisdiction, transaction structure, thresholds, exemptions, and current guidance. These summaries are reporting, not legal advice.

TexasRegulation

Texas HB 700 rules narrow the recurring-debit path for MCA funders

Texas's final Chapter 398 rules took effect July 9, 2026. They require accurate offer disclosures, transaction records, an OCCC contract notice, and controls against unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices. A provider or broker may use recurring account debits only when it holds a validly perfected, first-priority security interest in all of the recipient's accounts receivable; a third party cannot complete a debit the provider could not lawfully make.

FederalRegulation

CFPB excludes defined merchant cash advances from revised Section 1071 coverage

The CFPB's reconsideration rule adds a defined merchant cash advance transaction to Regulation B's excluded transactions and extends the rule's compliance date to January 1, 2028.

ConnecticutRegulation

Connecticut commercial-financing registration deadline takes effect

Connecticut says covered commercial-financing providers and brokers were required to register with the Banking Commissioner by October 1, 2024.

New YorkRegulation

New York adopts Part 600 commercial-financing disclosure regulation

New York DFS adopted rules implementing the Commercial Finance Disclosure Law for covered financings up to $2.5 million, including sales-based financing.

UtahRegulation

Utah registration and disclosure provisions take effect

Utah's Commercial Financing Registration and Disclosure Act made provider registration and transaction disclosure provisions effective January 1, 2023.

CaliforniaRegulation

California commercial-financing disclosures take effect

California's commercial-financing disclosure regulations took effect for covered products including merchant cash advances, factoring, and commercial loans.

FederalEnforcement

FTC returns more than $9.7 million in Yellowstone Capital redress

The FTC said it sent 7,731 checks to small businesses after settling allegations involving unauthorized withdrawals and misleading financing representations.

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