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Accounts Receivable Financing

Even if business is booming, unpaid invoices can stunt a company’s ability to grow or meet its operating expenses. Without a healthy and consistent cash flow, a small or new business may struggle to stay afloat and an established one may lack the working capital to meet the demands of a growing business.

Accounts receivable financing converts your business’s sales on credit terms into instant cash flow. Unlike traditional lenders, we recognize your accounts receivable as assets because the work (or exchange of goods) has already been completed. They are treated as collateral against which you, the business owner, can draw cash. Bank loans take longer to approve and may be difficult for newer businesses to acquire. Financing accounts receivable, on the other hand, has a quick approval process and is not a loan that will create debt for your company.

By eliminating cash flow shortages, a business can continue its operations undisturbed and have the working capital necessary to take on more business and move to the next level of growth. Accounts receivable financing can be used as a short-term solution to a cash flow problem or a long-term financing tool for managing invoices.

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Invoice Factoring

Inventory financing is a line of credit secured by the company’s inventory. This type of financing can help to free up some of the cash you have tied up in inventory for more pressing needs.

Accounts Receivable Financing

Accounts receivable financing converts your business’s sales on credit terms into instant cash flow. By eliminating cash flow shortages, a business can continue its operations undisturbed.

Asset Based Loans

Businesses that may not qualify for a traditional bank loan because of low balance sheet ratios and cash flow shortages can use their accounts receivable and inventory as collateral in asset-based financing.

Inventory Financing

Inventory financing is a line of credit secured by the company’s inventory. This type of financing can help to free up some of the cash you have tied up in inventory for more pressing needs.