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Super G Capital
Super G Capital, founded by Darrin Ginsberg in 2008, provides residual-based loans to ISOs and merchant service providers, deploying over $250 million.
Super G Capital
Darrin Ginsberg launched Super G Capital in 2008 in Newport Beach, California. The firm focuses exclusively on merchant services businesses — specifically Independent Sales Organizations, MSPs, VARs, and agents — providing loans secured by their residual portfolios from credit-card processing. Loans range from $100,000 to $5 million, amortizing over 12 to 48 months, with a minimum monthly residual of $10,000. Super G Capital targets use-of-proceeds including portfolio acquisitions, residual buybacks from current agents, expanding sales forces, marketing, office openings, equipment bulk purchasing, or technology upgrades. The firm claims direct relationships with major processors and can fund in as little as 10 days (per firm website). Geographic footprint is domestic United States. Since inception, Super G Capital has deployed over $250 million across more than 200 borrowers, making it among the most active lenders in the ISO space, per the firm. Team size, additional offices, and philanthropic vehicles are not disclosed. No recent operational event was publicly reported. Super G Capital operates as a niche asset manager, not a multi-strategy family office or broad private credit platform. Its structural differentiator is tying loan underwriting directly to monthly residual data from merchant payment processors — revenue-based financing for a specific sub-industry rather than general cash-flow lending.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2008
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Newport Beach
Corporate office
Newport Beach, CA, United States
Principals
Darrin Ginsberg
Founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Super G Capital?
Founder Darrin Ginsberg directs the firm's lending strategy. He started the company in 2008 after prior entrepreneurship in merchant services. No other investment committee members are publicly named.
How does Super G Capital source proprietary deal flow?
The firm markets directly to ISOs, MSPs, VARs, and agents through its website and likely industry relationships. It does not rely on investment banks or broker placements. The firm claims direct relationships with major processors and a history of funding over 200 borrowers.
Is Super G Capital structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
Super G Capital is a private lending entity, not a family office. It operates as a niche asset manager focusing on residual-based loans to merchant service providers, funded by the firm's own capital and possibly outside debt.
Does Super G Capital participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Super G Capital appears to originate and hold loans directly to ISOs. There is no public indication it commits capital to external funds or engages in co-investments outside its lending niche.
What investment stages does Super G Capital typically target?
The firm provides growth-stage working capital to established ISOs with at least $10,000 in monthly residuals. Loan amounts support acquisitions, buybacks, or technology investments — not seed-stage or startup financing.
Which sectors does Super G Capital explicitly avoid?
Public materials do not list any avoided sectors. However, the firm only lends against residuals from credit-card processing — effectively limiting itself to the merchant services sub-industry.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
Super G Capital is privately held by founder Darrin Ginsberg. The ultimate source of the firm's lending capital — whether personal wealth, institutional credit lines, or reinvested earnings — is not publicly disclosed.
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