UCC Collateral Types – UCC List Details

You can select by UCC Collateral Types:

COLLATERAL CODE DESCRIPTION
1 Equipment
2 Fixtures
3 Inventory
4 General Intangibles
5 Chattel Paper
6 Contract Rights
7 Accounts Receivable
8 Computer Equipment
9 Machinery
10 Business Machinery/Equipment
11 Unspecified
12 Negotiable Instruments
13 Farm Products / Crops
14 Vehicles
15 Construction Equip/Machinery
16 Agricultural Equipment
17 Assets
18 Accounts
19 Notes Receivable
20 Consigned Merchandise
21 Building(s)
22 Real Property(ies)
23 As Specified
24 Industrial Equipment/Machinery
25 Timber
26 Livestock
27 Building Materials
28 Communications Equipment
29 Oil, Gas and Minerals
30 Aquacultural Stock
31 Textile Goods
32 Transportation Equipment
33 Products
34 Proceeds
35 Products and Proceeds
36 (Not Used)
37 All Assets
38 Capital Stock
39 Partnership Interest
40 Mobile Homes
99 * Other *

In addition to the UCC Collateral type which are listed above, we provide the following information on our UCC list:

  • Borrower Details: Business name, address, contact name / title, SIC code / business description, telephone # if requested
  • Lender – Complete details on secured party offering the loan
  • Assets – Type of collateral promised by the borrower

You can select by the following elements:

  • UCC loan date
  • Type of Collateral  (listed above)
  • You can select/omit by bank/financial institution
  • One UCC per business or all UCC records per business

How Lenders Use UCC Lists

Lenders competing for borrowers might use this UCC List as a marketing tool. Because UCC filings are public records, lenders can use these records to find new customers. Some reach out to businesses that are already familiar with their lending products to pitch them financing offers. Others looks for competing institutions.

Business Credit Reports

If you have reviewed your business credit reports, you may have seen reference made to something called “UCC filings.” A businesses ability to continue expanding their business credit profile depends on how that business looks in the eyes of lenders. This includes the presence of UCC filings on your report

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