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Radd Payment Solutions provides receivables, payment operations, bookkeeping, payroll coordination under written client agreements. Radd is not a bank, lender, broker-dealer, investment adviser, insurance carrier, or law firm, and does not provide audit or attest services. Banking, payment processing, payroll platforms, insurance products, and other third-party technology remain subject to their owners' terms, eligibility rules, underwriting, availability, fees, and privacy practices. Specific deliverables, filing responsibilities, approvals, and any professional licensing requirements are defined in the written client agreement.

Website descriptions, pricing examples, timelines, performance illustrations, platform references, and workflow diagrams are general information only. They are not an offer, guarantee, professional opinion, or substitute for the final statement of work, processor agreement, provider agreement, or other signed contract. Actual scope, fees, settlement timing, processing rates, savings, integrations, outcomes, and responsibilities vary by client and provider.

References to MCA obligations, recurring withdrawals, cash-flow stabilization, lender visibility, receivables control, collateral, or underwriting describe operating context only. Radd does not give legal advice, determine lien priority, modify third-party obligations, or make credit decisions.

No website, portal, payment system, or electronic transmission can be represented as completely secure or continuously available. Access controls, monitoring, retention, incident response, and data-handling obligations are governed by the applicable agreements and provider policies. Clients remain responsible for authorized users, credential security, required approvals, record review, and promptly reporting suspected errors or unauthorized activity.

Third-party names, logos, certifications, and marks belong to their respective owners. Their appearance identifies relevant technology, credentials, or program participation and does not by itself imply endorsement. Current status and display permission must be confirmed before launch. Draft disclosure language requires final legal and compliance review.