Addendum To Partnership Agreement

We evaluate Entrepreneurs before accepting them into the matching process, but we cannot guarantee a successful match. The Match Fee is paid upfront and is final and non-refundable once paid and the Search & Match Service begins. If the original Business Partner does not complete the match, we will continue the matching process as provided in the applicable Business Partner Search & Match Service Agreement.

The Business Partner will want to understand your business, your experience, the amount of funding you are seeking, how the funds will be used, and how you plan to meet the obligations associated with the financing. This information is presented through the Entrepreneur’s Presentation to Business Partner.

Depending on the applicable Partnership Agreement and financing activity, the Entrepreneur may be required to maintain Payment Reserves. The specific reserve requirements, if applicable, are explained in the Partnership Agreement.

You will be provided relevant information about the proposed Business Partner’s credit profile, with personally identifiable information appropriately protected, so you can evaluate the Business Partner before agreeing to the match. A strong credit profile can expand potential financing opportunities, but lender approval, financing amounts, rates, terms and specific financing products are not guaranteed.

A Match Attempt occurs when Funding Partnerships presents a pre-selected Business Partner with an opportunity to evaluate and potentially match with an Entrepreneur. We pre-select potential Business Partners based on the applicable criteria, facilitate the exchange of information, answer questions and assist the parties through the matching process. Both the Entrepreneur and Business Partner must agree before a match is completed.

Acceptance ultimately depends on the Business Partner’s independent decision. The Entrepreneur prepares an “Entrepreneur’s Presentation to Business Partner” explaining the business opportunity, the amount of funding being sought, how the funding is expected to be used, and how the Entrepreneur plans to meet the repayment obligations associated with the financing. This information helps the Business Partner evaluate whether to proceed with the proposed partnership.