Accounts Receivable
Unlock working capital by converting unpaid invoices into immediate cash to keep your business running strong and growing.
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What Is Accounts Receivable? Financing method that advances cash based on your outstanding customer invoices
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Invoice-Backed Funding Lenders provide capital using unpaid accounts receivable as the main form of collateral.
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Non-Loan Structure Unlike loans, this is an advance repaid as your customers settle their invoices.
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Short-Term Financing Designed to cover cash flow gaps until customers pay their outstanding balances.
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Third-Party Involvement Funding is often provided through a factoring company that collects payments directly.
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Business-to-Business Model Typically used by companies that invoice other businesses on net-30 to net-90 terms.
