Dani GassnerA1 Finance, an innovative financial education company, proudly announces a remarkable milestone achieved through its innovative coaching program: securing over $10 million in funding for its clients in under a year. This achievement showcases the transformative power of A1 Finance’s strategic approach, designed to help entrepreneurs and investors access substantial business credit at 0% interest, revolutionizing the traditional methods of business financing.
Founded by serial entrepreneur and former music producer Albert Domatov, this innovative company helps enable startups and growing businesses to access up to $250,000 in credit lines without tapping into their personal savings, a strategy that could revolutionize how entrepreneurs fund their ventures.
The company’s unique three-step process begins with optimizing clients’ personal credit profiles to build strong relationships with key lenders. This foundational step, often overlooked by traditional business advisors, can be crucial for unlocking high-limit business credit cards. A1 Finance’s proprietary techniques help clients achieve and maintain 800+ credit scores across all three bureaus, a feat that sets them apart in the financial industry.
There’s a massive opportunity cost in using personal savings to start a business,” explains Domatov. “Instead, we teach our clients to use 0% interest business credit to start and scale.” Domatov reveals this isn’t a principle taught in business schools or financial journals but one that has been the cornerstone of his success and that of many exceptionally wealthy individuals.
A1 Finance’s approach directly challenges the conventional wisdom of bootstrapping businesses with personal funds. Utilizing a method of leveraging credit card sequencing and bureau stacking, it’s possible for clients to receive approval for several high-limit cards over the course of a single day. The limits on these cards could reach over $100,000 in available credit. A1 Finance’s strategy follows the words of J.P. Morgan, a banking magnate, who said, “Gold is money; everything else is credit.
