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Can your switch fit the cash ceiling?

Illustrative starting amounts, not provider quotes or promised dates. Use one currency throughout. Available cash starts immediately before the earliest listed cash movement and already excludes the old deposit held by the incumbent. The old deposit enters the calculation only when refunded.

Payments clear before refunds on the same date. This conservative ordering exposes a same-day funding gap. Confirm the bank cutoff before changing that assumption. This model covers only the four listed movements; budget any later payrolls or other obligations separately.

With the illustrative starting amounts, the expected-refund peak is USD51,396, leaving USD1,604. A delayed refund raises the peak to USD76,396 and the shortfall to USD23,396. Enable JavaScript to edit and recalculate.
Expected refund scenario
DateMovementCash outRefund inNet cash advanced
2026-10-20Outgoing final invoice30,000030,000
2026-10-25Incoming deposit20,000050,000
2026-11-01Old deposit refund025,00025,000
2026-11-03Incoming first funding26,396051,396

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A cash margin does not approve the employment transfer. Confirm employment documents, benefits, payroll dates, refund conditions and the funded-payday fallback with both providers.