Compliance2 min read

Consent and MCA leads: what brokers should keep on file

Why merchant consent matters, what a consent record usually includes, and simple habits that keep your outreach clean.

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Calling a merchant who asked to hear from you is very different from cold calling a list. Consent is the line between the two.

The merchant agreed to be contacted about funding, usually by checking a box on a form that explains who may contact them and how.

  • The date and time of the request
  • The page or form the merchant used
  • The words the merchant agreed to
  • The phone number and email given

Habits that keep you clean

  • Only call and text numbers you have consent for
  • Honor stop and do not call requests right away
  • Keep notes in your CRM
  • Ask your own counsel about the rules for your states and channels

This is general information, not legal advice.

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