What is ucc-1 filing?
UCC-1 Filing: A public filing that puts other creditors on notice a lender has a security interest in your assets.
How it works
Every factor and ABL lender files a UCC-1 on the collateral they're advancing against. Existing UCC filings from prior lenders must be released or subordinated before a new facility can close.
Where you will run into it
UCC-1 Filing comes up most often in asset-based lending (abl) conversations. See how asset-based lending (abl) works, including real cost ranges and timelines.
UCC-1 Filing questions
A public filing that puts other creditors on notice a lender has a security interest in your assets.
Every factor and ABL lender files a UCC-1 on the collateral they're advancing against. Existing UCC filings from prior lenders must be released or subordinated before a new facility can close.
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