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Factoring structures from $50K to $25MM
Every facility rests on the same idea: your customers' credit and your invoices do the heavy lifting. Here is how each structure works and who it fits.
Invoice factoring facilities from $50K to $3MM Invoice factoring is the sale of your B2B or government receivables to a funder, who advances commonly 70%–90% of each invoice within a day or two… Small-ticket express factoring: $50K–$500K, funded in about a week Small-ticket factoring is a lighter-underwriting track for facilities from $50K to $500K. Payroll funding for staffing agencies Payroll funding is invoice factoring built for staffing agencies: the funder advances commonly 85%–90% of each weekly invoice or approved… Factoring alongside an SBA 7(a) loan You can factor receivables while carrying an SBA 7(a) loan if the SBA lender agrees to subordinate its lien on accounts receivable, usually… Factor buyout: how a new funder takes out your current factor A factor buyout is when a new funder pays your current factor the amount it has advanced against open invoices, plus earned fees, in exchange for… Purchase order and inventory financing, paired with factoring Purchase order financing pays your supplier directly so you can fill a confirmed order from a creditworthy customer; once you deliver and invoice,… Large AR facilities: $3MM to $25MM factoring and ABL placements Large AR facilities from $3MM to $25MM are placed with larger factors or asset-based lenders that fund against a borrowing base of eligible…
Find your route to funding.
Two minutes, no credit pull. A specialist routes your file to the funder built for it, from $50K to $25MM.