Compare eCapital vs Triumph

eCapital vs Triumph

eCapital advertises advance up to 100%, funding 24–48 hrs and no long-term contract; Triumph advertises funding in minutes; exit fees: not yet verified for either.

AdvanceUp to 100%Publicly promisedNot checked yet
Funding speed24–48 hrsPublicly promisedIn minutesPublicly promised
Fees they mention“No hidden fees”Publicly promisedNot checked yet
Contract lengthNo long-term contractPublicly promisedNot checked yet
Notice to leaveNot checked yetNot checked yet
Exit feeNot checked yetNot checked yet
Driver score1 of 5 reviews0 of 5 reviews

Advertised = each factor’s own website, read Nov 7, 2026.

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eCapital

Freight factoring page says 'at eCapital we provide up to 100%' of the invoice value, 'typically within 24 to 48 hours.'

Freight factoring page says 'no hidden fees.' The cost answer says costs depend on the services used and the invoices collected, and to contact them for a quote.

Freight factoring page says 'you are not required to sign long term contracts.'

On 2026-11-07, https://www.tafs.com/ and https://tafs.com/ both opened https://ecapital.com/. That homepage did not contain the word TAFS and did not state an advance, a fee, or a contract length for TAFS.

Triumph

Homepage says 'Factoring, Payments and Intelligence products and services are offered by TBK Bank, SSB, Member FDIC, d/b/a Triumph.'

Homepage lists Factoring and 'Payments (TriumphPay)' and says the network includes 'automated invoice processing' and 'centralized payments.'

On 2026-11-08 the Triumph accelerator page said 24/7 funding in minutes on approved loads through LoadPay.

On 2026-11-08 Triumph said up to 50 percent fuel advances to the fuel card. That is the fuel program, not the invoice advance.

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