What UCC leads actually tell you — and what they don't
A UCC-1 financing statement is public evidence that a lender took a security interest in a business's assets: the strongest available proof that a business borrows. That is why UCC leads remain a staple for MCA renewal campaigns, refinance desks and equipment lenders. But a raw filing is history, not intent. The business may be locked into a fresh position, happily banked, or out of business. Filing lists resold monthly compound the problem: every buyer of the export dials the same rows in the same week.