- As of mid-2026 Montana has no commercial financing disclosure law for merchant cash advances, though its general usury cap (15% or prime plus six points by written agreement) could apply if an advance were recharacterized as a loan.
- Montana's economy spans agriculture and ranching, Yellowstone- and Glacier-driven tourism, and a fast-growing Bozeman technology and manufacturing cluster.
- A single SBA Montana District Office in Helena (with a Billings office) serves all 56 counties through 7(a), 504, and microloan programs.
Funding the Montana economy
Montana’s economy spans a lot of ground — literally. Ranching and grain farming dominate the eastern plains, energy and mining add to the mix near the Bakken and the state’s coal country, and tourism tied to Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks sustains outfitters, lodges, and hospitality businesses that earn most of their revenue in a few short seasons. Meanwhile, Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley have become one of the fastest-growing areas in the Mountain West, fueling a construction boom and an emerging technology and advanced-manufacturing cluster.
Industries we fund across Montana
- Agriculture & ranching — operating lines and equipment financing for cattle ranches and grain producers across the eastern plains.
- Tourism & outdoor recreation — seasonal working capital and revenue-based financing for outfitters, lodges, and guide services near the national parks.
- Construction — lines of credit and equipment loans for crews keeping up with the Bozeman and Gallatin Valley building boom.
- Healthcare — practice financing and build-outs for clinics in Billings, Missoula, and Bozeman.
- Technology & manufacturing — equipment and growth financing for the expanding base of Bozeman-area startups and small manufacturers.
What the regulations mean for you
As of mid-2026, Montana has not enacted a commercial financing disclosure law, and MCAs are generally treated as purchases of future receivables rather than loans. There’s no standardized state disclosure form — but Montana’s usury cap (15% or prime plus six points by written agreement) could come into play if an advance were ever recharacterized as a loan. Ask every provider for the total payback amount, the term, and the effective cost before you sign, and get it in writing. Hoss Capital only works with partners who operate transparently.