Invoice finance releases a percentage of an unpaid invoice's value upfront — useful for businesses whose cash flow is tied up waiting on customer payment terms.
If your business regularly waits 30, 60, or 90 days to be paid, invoice finance can release a large percentage of that value immediately, with the balance (minus fees) paid once the invoice settles.
Structures vary — factoring, invoice discounting, and selective invoice finance all work slightly differently. We'll match the structure to how your business actually operates.
Factoring typically includes the lender managing credit control and collections; invoice discounting is more discreet, with your business retaining that role. We'll explain which suits you.
Often within a matter of days once a facility is in place — subsequent invoices can release funds even faster.
Yes — selective invoice finance lets you fund specific invoices rather than your whole ledger.
Tell us what you need and we'll come back to you directly — usually the same day.
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