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Turn invoices into immediate cash

Why wait 30, 60, or 90 days for customers to pay? Invoice finance unlocks the cash tied up in your receivables, improving cash flow without traditional debt.

Example

$100,000

invoice due in 60 days

Advance (85%)$85,000
Available in24-48 hours
Balance on payment$15,000 - fees

Why use invoice finance?

Immediate cash flow

Access up to 80-90% of your invoice value within 24-48 hours, instead of waiting 30-90 days for payment.

No property security

Your invoices are the security. No need to put up property or other assets as collateral.

Grows with you

Your facility grows as your sales grow. The more you invoice, the more you can access.

Flexible facility

Use it when you need it. Only pay for what you use, not a fixed loan amount.

How invoice finance works

1

Issue your invoice

You deliver goods or services to your customer and issue an invoice as normal.

2

Submit to lender

Upload the invoice to the finance provider's platform (usually simple and automated).

3

Receive advance

Receive 80-90% of the invoice value within 24-48 hours, credited to your account.

4

Customer pays

Your customer pays the invoice. The lender releases the remaining balance minus fees.

Types of invoice finance

Different structures suit different needs. We'll help you choose the right option for your business.

Invoice Factoring

The lender takes over collection of your invoices. Your customers pay the lender directly. Can include credit protection.

Disclosure:Disclosed to customers
Collection:Lender collects

Invoice Discounting

You maintain the customer relationship and collect payments yourself. The facility operates behind the scenes.

Disclosure:Confidential (usually)
Collection:You collect

Selective Invoice Finance

Finance specific invoices as needed, rather than your whole ledger. Good for occasional cash flow gaps.

Disclosure:Varies
Collection:Varies

Invoice finance is suited for

Invoice finance works best for businesses that invoice other businesses (B2B) and have reliable customers. It's not typically suited for retail or consumer businesses.

  • Businesses with B2B customers (invoicing other businesses)
  • Growing businesses where cash flow lags behind sales
  • Seasonal businesses with fluctuating cash needs
  • Businesses with long payment terms (30-90 days)
  • Companies wanting to take on larger orders
  • Businesses without property to use as security

Let's discuss if invoice finance is right for you

Book a free consultation and we'll assess your options.

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