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Factoring/Accounts Receivable Financing

A process in which a financial institution purchases a companies accounts receivable/invoices and collects payments from their customer.  This enables businesses to collect the money they are owed immediately by accepting a small discounted amount of the invoice from the third party.

Unlike conventional loans, this service does not create debt to your company.  Your company is able to use the funds at your discretion.  There are no monetary limits in obtaining the cash flow you need to successfully run your business. 

*Does your organization need money for payroll, fulfillment of purchase orders, expenses or overall growth?

*Are banking institutions turning down your requests for a loan?

*Would you like to limit the costs and time associated with a traditional loan processes? 

How it works:

  • The funding source advances a certain percentage (typically 70-90%) of the invoice amount to the business 

  • The funding source holds a percentage of the invoice amount on paper as a reserve.

  • The funding source assumes the right to receive payment on the invoice.

  • The business’s customer submits payment to the funding source.

  • The funding source rebates the business the reserve amount less the fee.

Why Factoring:

  • It is based on your customers credit worthiness not your companies financial history

  • Gives your business the ability to grow without incurring additional debt or having to dilute your equity. 

  • Obtain cash quickly. 

  • No long drawn out bank loan application. 

  • Secures capital to full new orders. 

  • Helps establish new markets.

  • Generates additional sales

  • No Interest payments

  • Access to cash in 24 hours

  • No need for verification of collateral or assets

  • Unlike traditional loans it provides unrestricted use of funds.

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