Total repayment amount
Providers must disclose the full amount the business will repay over the life of the financing.

Georgia SB 90 establishes new disclosure standards for MCA providers and commercial lenders, requiring clear repayment, fee, and APR-style information before a small business signs.
Providers must disclose the full amount the business will repay over the life of the financing.
Every fee and charge baked into the deal must be itemized so borrowers see the real cost of capital.
Whether the provider pulls daily, weekly, or a percentage of sales, the cadence and method of collection must be disclosed in advance.
An annualized cost of financing must be presented so Georgia borrowers can compare offers the same way they would compare consumer credit.
Any prepayment penalties or non-discounted early-payoff terms must be clearly stated upfront.
Providers that fail to comply are subject to state regulatory action. Non-compliant disclosures may also strengthen a borrower’s position in disputes over MCA terms.
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