Business Funding Sales Representative

Posted 7 days ago

premium merchant fundingNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000+ per month

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About the role

Premium Merchant Funding OpportunityOTE: $65,000 - $120,000 per year Born on Wall Street and headquartered in NYC's Financial District, Premium Merchant Funding has helped fund over $5 billion for small businesses across the country. We're growing, and we're looking for people who want to be paid on what they produce. Work a live pipeline of business owners seeking funding. We provide the leads, the training, and the tools. You close the deals. Earning potential is uncapped and scales with your performance. Top performers earn $100,000+ per month. You've been in competitive environments. You take feedback and apply it. You understand the early grind is the price of the long-term payoff. A strong resume is nice mental toughness and discipline are what actually matter here. Bilingual? Especially English and Spanish that's a big plus here. This role is mentally demanding. You will get rejected a lot. Some weeks will test you. The people who last don't take it personally. They treat every call as an opportunity, stay consistent when others fold, and understand that the early discomfort is exactly what separates the ones who make it from the ones who don't. The ones who push through don't look back. Daily coaching, exclusive lead access, and a performance culture that rewards people who show up and push through. The grind is real. So are the earnings. This is an independent contractor opportunity. Compensation is commission-based and reflects individual performance.

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