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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Invoice factoring allows businesses to sell their outstanding invoices to a third-party financier at a discounted rate. This provides quick access to working capital and helps maintain steady cash flow.

Factoring fees are transparent and vary depending on invoice volume, client creditworthiness, and industry. You’ll always know the exact cost upfront before committing.

We serve a wide range of industries, including staffing, freight, manufacturing, and distribution. Most B2B businesses are eligible, but certain high-risk industries may have additional requirements.

No, your business credit is more important than personal credit. We primarily evaluate the creditworthiness of your clients who owe the invoices.

Our team manages collections professionally and efficiently. This ensures timely payment while maintaining good relationships with your clients.

Not at all. Invoice factoring is ideal for businesses of all sizes. Whether you have a small staffing agency or a large freight company, factoring can help improve cash flow and support growth.

You can receive up to 98% of your invoice value upfront. The exact amount depends on invoice volume, client creditworthiness, and your industry.

You can receive up to 97% of your invoice value upfront. The exact amount depends on invoice volume, client creditworthiness, and your industry.

Once your invoices are verified, funding can happen within 24–48 hours. This ensures minimal disruption to your operations.

No, factoring is the sale of receivables, not a loan. This means you don’t incur debt, and your balance sheet remains unaffected. 

We handle collections professionally to maintain client trust. Your customers experience seamless interactions while you get fast funding.

 

We support staffing agencies, freight companies, manufacturing, and distribution businesses. Our services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each industry.

Contact our team for a personalized consultation. We’ll assess your needs and provide a solution to help you access funds quickly and reliably.

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