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Factoring & Trade

Designed for UK businesses trading domestically or internationally that need funding to cover goods in transit, supplier payments and delayed customer settlements.

Receive up to 90% of the invoice value from your chosen finance company.

Trade finance helps pay for goods while they are in transit and factoring releases cash tied up in your outstanding sales ledger so you can continue trading without cash flow pressure.

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    About Factoring & Trade

    Trade will pay for the goods in transit & factoring is a way of raising money against your outstanding ledger. The process works as follows:

    Trade Finance

    • Supplier put goods on the water
    • Trade finance releases funds (letter of credit) to supplier
    • When the goods land in destinations port, the trade becomes payable
    • Client either pays this at that point, or take a factoring facility until the debtor (end client) pays

    Factoring

    • Deliver your goods or service
    • Send your invoice to the finance company and your customer
    • Receive up to 90% of the invoice value from your chosen finance company
    • Your customer pays the invoice 30-60-90 days later (as normal)
    • The finance company pay you back the remaining 10-20% of the invoice minus their fees (Typically less than 2%)

    Factoring

    • Deliver your goods or service
    • Send your invoice to the finance company and your customer
    • Receive up to 90% of the invoice value from your chosen finance company
    • Your customer pays the invoice 30-60-90 days later (as normal)
    • The finance company pay you back the remaining 10-20% of the invoice minus their fees (Typically less than 2%)

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