Discover how EximTradeFinance can help you unlock working capital from both domestic and international invoices-whether you need recourse or non-recourse options. Explore the key types of invoice finance, including factoring and discounting and access expert insights, guides and resources to support your business cash flow.
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Invoice finance lets businesses unlock cash from unpaid invoices before customers pay. It boosts cash flow and is offered by banks or finance providers, typically through factoring or invoice discounting.
Invoice finance can help your business by improving cash flow, reducing administrative burden and financial risk. In many cases, the finance provider can manage your sales ledger and collections, giving you more time to focus on operations. They also perform credit checks on your customers, helping to reduce the risk of non-payment.
With confidential invoice discounting, your customers remain unaware you're using external finance, preserving your business reputation. Most importantly, invoice finance enables you to fulfill larger orders on time-strengthening customer relationships and supporting steady growth without cash flow disruptions.
We offer tailored invoice finance solutions-designed to support both domestic operations and international trade.
Our product experts bring deep knowledge across sectors, from raw materials to finished goods. We understand that every business has unique financing needs and we’re here to help you identify the right solution-no matter how complex your trade cycle may be.
Both are forms of invoice finance, but they differ in control and visibility.
Involves selling invoices to a third party who manages your sales ledger and collects payments. Customers are usually aware. Up to 90% is paid upfront, with faster access to cash and optional confidential options.
Invoice Discounting:You retain control of your ledger and collections. Funds are drawn against a bulk invoice total, typically with monthly reconciliations. It’s usually confidential and has lower fees but requires strong internal credit controls.
Key Difference: Factoring includes credit control and collections by the funder; discounting leaves these responsibilities with the business.
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