Advance your B2B invoices in as fast as 24–48 hours, so you can cover payroll, buy inventory, and ship more, while your customers pay on Net 30/60/90.



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• Requirements based on collateral and a long financial history• “Surprise” fees and you pay for the total of the line• Line increases require a new and long process of application• Slow and burocreatic process of application, with a lot of paperwork• Slow support and based on call centers.• Basic requirements of invoice reports and exports• Accesible fees. You only pay for what you use• Agile and simple credit line increase process• Simple process of application and 100% online• Personalized support. We assign an executive to help you.
Invoice factoring is a standard way for B2B companies to convert outstanding invoices into cash. Instead of waiting for your buyer to pay, you advance eligible invoices and keep operating. (We’ll walk you through the structure and what your customers will experience.)
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EVP/ Sr. Managing Director
40+ years banking and finance experience.
Funding can happen in as fast as 48-72 hours once your account, buyers, and invoices are approved. We typically start by reviewing your buyer list and invoice flow, then confirm eligibility and your advance structure. After setup, you can select eligible invoices and request advances as needed. Marco
Factoring is best for B2B invoices where you’ve delivered product or services and have clear payment terms. Eligibility often depends on your buyers’ payment reliability and the invoice documentation. Share your top buyers and typical invoice size, and we’ll quickly confirm what qualifies.
Pricing is structured around the invoices you choose to advance - you pay for what you use, with clarity upfront on fees and terms. We’ll lay out advance rates, expected costs, and any minimums before you move forward, so there are no “surprises.”
Programs can be structured in different ways depending on your deal and buyers. In many factoring setups, the factor supports or manages collections so you can stay focused on sales and operations. We’ll walk you through how the process works and what your buyers will experience before you decide.
Late payments, short-pays, and disputes are handled according to the program terms and the underlying reason (commercial dispute vs. credit issue). Factoring can be structured as recourse or non‑recourse depending on the situation , what matters is that the rules are clear before funding. We’ll explain the exact scenarios and responsibilities during onboarding.