Invoice Financing allows businesses to get advances on outstanding invoices, improving cash flow and providing immediate working capital.
You sell your unpaid invoices to a lender at a discount, receiving a percentage of the invoice amount upfront.
Provides immediate cash for unpaid invoices, eliminates waiting for customer payments, and helps with day-to-day expenses.
Businesses with outstanding invoices from creditworthy customers can qualify for Invoice Financing.
The amount you receive is typically a percentage of the invoice value, often ranging from 80% to 90%.
Terms vary, but repayment is usually due once the customer pays the invoice. Fees include a discount rate or factor fee.
Once approved, you can access funds within a few business days, making it an effective solution for cash flow needs.
Commonly required documents include the invoices, customer details, and business financial statements.
Yes, Invoice Financing can provide consistent cash flow during periods of low revenue or high demand.
If the customer doesn't pay, you may need to buy back the invoice or replace it with another eligible invoice.
Yes, Invoice Financing can benefit small businesses that face challenges with slow-paying clients.
Choose a lender, provide the required documents, and follow the lender's application process to access Invoice Financing.