Company profile
Interstate Capital
Public disclosure profile. This page does not rate, rank, endorse, or collect applications for Interstate Capital.
Limited public disclosure found. Limited public disclosure found for current standalone product terms; treat legacy references as historical until confirmed.
Public data fields
Headquarters
Not publicly disclosed
Industries served
Transportation and business factoring references are publicly available, but current operating identity should be verified.
Recourse availability
Not publicly disclosed
Non-recourse availability
Not publicly disclosed
Fuel advance availability
Not publicly disclosed
Same-day funding claims
Not publicly disclosed
Advance rate
Not publicly disclosed
Fees
Not publicly disclosed
Contract length
Not publicly disclosed
Publicly disclosed information
- Official or legacy web references identify Interstate Capital factoring services.
- Public filing context indicates Interstate Capital was acquired by Triumph Bancorp, so current product identity should be verified carefully.
Not publicly disclosed
- Current operating identity, product line, and whether terms are offered directly or through a successor.
- Applicant-specific effective factoring fee and all add-on charges.
- Final advance rate for a particular customer, invoice, and debtor.
- Contract length, renewal, termination fee, and minimum-volume obligations unless stated in the agreement.
- Complete recourse exceptions, chargeback triggers, reserve hold rules, and UCC filing scope.
Contract terms to verify
- Current operating identity and whether terms are offered directly or through a successor entity.
- Whether invoices are purchased with recourse, limited recourse, or non-recourse terms.
- Advance-rate formula, reserve percentage, fee accrual period, and all additional charges.
- Reserve release timing after customer payment, including offsets and short-pay handling.
- Minimum monthly volume, monthly minimum fee, term length, renewal process, and notice deadline.
- UCC filing scope, lien release process, notice of assignment, lockbox, and collection control.
- Chargeback, dispute, concentration-limit, and debtor-credit-limit rules.
Questions to ask before signing
- Is the factoring product currently offered directly by Interstate Capital or through a successor entity?
- Which contract section controls recourse and chargebacks?
- What fee period applies if the customer pays late?
- Are there monthly minimums, early termination fees, or renewal windows?
- Will customers receive a notice of assignment, and who controls collections?
- How is any UCC filing released after the relationship ends?
Source notes
- Public profile uses official company pages and public regulatory or company references only.
- Limited public disclosure found for current standalone product terms; treat legacy references as historical until confirmed.
- No rating, review, approval claim, or provider endorsement is inferred from these sources.
Related reading
Sources
- Interstate Capital - Interstate Capital. Accessed 2026-05-19.
- Interstate Capital Factoring - Interstate Capital. Accessed 2026-05-19.
- Triumph Bancorp Interstate Capital Acquisition Filing - U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Accessed 2026-05-19.
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