Your UCC record in Ohio
Funders file a UCC-1 financing statement with the Ohio Secretary of State UCC Search to put other creditors on notice. Search it by your exact legal business name. Lien position: a UCC filing names a secured party, not who gets paid first.
Levraq does not read the Ohio registry yet, so your report will not list Ohio filings. The Debt Check still measures your remittance ratio, stacking and tier from your own answers.
Commercial financing disclosure in Ohio
Levraq has not recorded a Ohio statute requiring commercial financing providers to disclose cost and terms. Ask a lawyer licensed in Ohio whether one applies to your contract.
Confession of judgment in Ohio
Ohio Revised Code §2323.13(D)–(E): a warrant of attorney to confess judgment is invalid unless the instrument carries the statutory conspicuous warning next to the signature line, and is invalid altogether in consumer transactions. Source, checked 2026-11-04.
Work the numbers
Two calculators that need nothing from any registry: the annualized cost of an advance, and the share of revenue going to remittances. The Debt Check combines both with what you report.
Total payback
$67,500
Advance × factor rate
Cost of the advance
$17,500
Payback minus advance
Simple annualized rate
71%
Cost ÷ advance × 365 ÷ term days. Not a compounded APR; the true cost of a daily-remittance advance is higher because the balance falls while the fee does not.
Average daily payment
$375
Payback ÷ term days
Monthly remittance
$9,450
Daily × 21 business days
Remittance-to-revenue
24%
Between 10% and 25%: Strained in the Debt Check rule.
Paid to advances per year
$113,400
At today's pace
UCC coverage is five states (CT, CO, OR, FL, CA) plus SEC filers; no match is not proof of no filing. Informational only, not legal or financial advice. Levraq is a diagnostic and referral service, not a lender, law firm or debt-settlement company. See about.
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