What happens if a Bambu franchisee tenders two or more insufficient funds checks to Bambu?

According to Bambu's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, if a franchisee tenders two or more insufficient funds checks to Bambu or its affiliated companies as payment for amounts due during the term of the Franchise Agreement, it constitutes grounds for termination of the agreement. This means that Bambu has the right to terminate the franchise agreement if this occurs.

This policy is in place to protect Bambu from financial risk and operational disruptions caused by franchisees who repeatedly fail to honor their financial obligations. It also ensures that Bambu can maintain a stable and predictable revenue stream, which is essential for supporting the franchise system as a whole.

For a prospective Bambu franchisee, this highlights the importance of maintaining sound financial management practices and ensuring sufficient funds are available to cover all payments due to Bambu. Franchisees should implement robust accounting procedures and closely monitor their cash flow to avoid the risk of submitting insufficient funds checks and potentially losing their franchise.