SERVICES Our Services Purchase Invoice Discounting Purchase invoice discounting allows businesses to improve cash flow by leveraging their unpaid purchase invoices. This provides early access to much-needed working capital before the payment to the supplier is due. Sales Invoice DiscountingSales invoice discounting enables businesses to get immediate cash by selling their accounts receivable to a financial institution. This helps manage cash flow when there’s a gap between delivering goods and receiving payments from customers. Vendor Financing Vendor financing is when a vendor (supplier) offers its customers credit to help them buy goods or services. Instead of requiring immediate payment, the vendor allows the buyer to pay over time, often with the help of a third-party financier. Import FinancingImport financing helps businesses that need to purchase goods from overseas suppliers but don’t have the immediate cash to pay for them. It allows them to finance the import transaction through a financial institution Export Financing Export financing provides financial support to businesses selling goods to foreign buyers. It ensures exporters have the necessary funds to operate while waiting for payment from overseas customers. This type of financing can cover costs like production, shipping, and marketing. Factoring Factoring involves selling a business's receivables (invoices) to a third party (called a factor) at a discount. The factor provides immediate cash to the business and collects payment from the business’s customers. This helps businesses maintain steady cash flow and reduce non-payment risk. Reverse Factoring Reverse factoring is a solution driven by the buyer to support its suppliers. The buyer helps the supplier receive early payment by working with a financial institution, improving cash flow and strengthening the supply chain relationship. Dealer Financing Dealer financing is a credit facility provided to dealers or distributors to help them purchase goods from manufacturers. It ensures that dealers have the necessary working capital to maintain inventory levels and meet demand. Channel Financing Channel financing provides working capital to all the key players in a supply chain, from manufacturers to distributors and retailers. This helps maintain a smooth flow of goods and services while ensuring that all participants have enough liquidity
