For companies with growing revenue
Invoice Financing
Invoice financing is a type of business financing where a company uses its unpaid customer invoices as collateral to obtain a loan from a lender.
Loan Amount
Up to 90% of Receivables
Loan Term
Up to 1 Year
Receive Funds
As soon as 24 hours
Interest Rate
As low as 3% per period
Types of Invoice Financing?
There are typically three types of invoice financing: factoring, discounting, and spot factoring.
Factoring is when a company sells its outstanding invoices to a third-party financier at a discount. The financier then collects the full amount of the invoice from the company’s clients.
Discounting is similar, but instead of selling the invoices outright, the company uses them as collateral for a loan.
Spot factoring is when a company chooses to finance one specific invoice rather than all of its outstanding invoices. Each type of invoice financing has its own pros and cons, and which one is right for a company will depend on its individual circumstances and needs.
Benefits of Invoice Financing
Invoice financing, also known as accounts receivable financing, is a funding solution that allows businesses to access capital by using their unpaid customer invoices as collateral. With invoice financing, businesses can receive a percentage of the invoice amount upfront, typically between 70-90%, and the remaining balance, minus fees, once the customer pays.
Benefits of this financing include:
- Fast access to working capital
- Improved cash flow management
- No need to wait for customers to pay
- No collateral required
- Flexible financing options
- Can help businesses build credit
- Can improve relationships with customers by offering flexible payment terms
Minimum Requirements For A Invoice Financing
Meeting the following requirements can help increase your chances of securing funding from our lending partners. Failing to meet these qualifications may make it difficult to qualify for a loan.
CREDIT SCORE
550 or higher
MONTHLY REVENUE
$50,000+
TIME IN BUSINESS
6 Months
How To Apply For an Invoice Financing
At Business Loan Warrior, applying for the Financing is a simple and straightforward process. Here are the steps to follow:
Visit Our Website
Visit the Business Business Loan Warrior website and click on the “Apply Now” button
Fill out the 2-minute online application.
We work with a network of over 100 lenders to provide you with a range of loan options. With one-simple application, receive up to 5 loan offers, with no impact on your credit.
Get funded.
Once you’re approved, you’ll be able to access your capital in as little as 24 hours.
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Maria G.Invoice financing is a type of short-term business financing in which a lender advances money to a business based on its outstanding invoices.
The business sells its outstanding invoices to a lender at a discount, typically around 80-95% of the invoice value. The lender then advances the business a portion of the invoice value, usually 80-90%, and collects payment directly from the customer.
Benefits of invoice financing include improved cash flow, faster access to funding, reduced risk of bad debts, and the ability to take advantage of new business opportunities.
Requirements for invoice financing typically include having a creditworthy customer base and having outstanding invoices that are due within a certain timeframe, such as 90 days.
Factoring involves selling the entire invoice to a lender, who then assumes responsibility for collecting payment from the customer. Invoice discounting, on the other hand, involves borrowing against the value of the invoice while retaining responsibility for collecting payment from the customer.
No, invoice financing may not be suitable for all types of businesses. It is typically most beneficial for businesses with a high volume of outstanding invoices and a need for short-term financing to bridge gaps in cash flow.
"I had been searching for a loan to expand my small business, but I was struggling to find a lender that would work with me. Then I found Business Loan Warrior. Their team was incredibly helpful and supportive throughout the entire application process, and they were able to match me with a lender that offered great terms. I highly recommend Business Loan Warrior to any business owner in need of financing."
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