Accounts receivable financing, also known as invoice financing or factoring, is a financial arrangement where a company uses its outstanding accounts receivable (invoices) as collateral to obtain immediate cash from a financial institution or a factoring company.
Learn MoreAsset-based lending uses your business assets as collateral to secure financing. You can borrow against inventory, equipment, accounts receivable, or real estate. It gives you access to working capital based on the assets you already have in your business.
Learn MoreCommercial real estate loans provide funding to purchase or refinance business property. The property acts as collateral for the loan. These loans offer longer repayment terms and help you acquire the space your business needs to operate and grow.
Learn MoreEquipment financing helps you purchase the machinery and tools your business needs to operate. You make payments over time instead of paying upfront. The equipment itself serves as collateral, making it accessible for businesses that need essential operational equipment.
Learn MoreInventory financing uses your product stock as collateral to secure a loan. This helps you purchase inventory, prepare for busy seasons, and keep adequate stock on hand. It provides working capital without waiting for customer payments to come through.
Learn MorePurchase order financing provides funds to pay your suppliers when you receive large orders. The lender covers supplier costs upfront, you deliver the product to your customer, and repay the financing once you receive payment from your customer.
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