Once your Customers pay, we will then give you the remaining balance, less our fees. This is an easy straightforward solution to your business’s cashflow position and will help you move ahead and reach your business goals more easily.
Finance is secured against your unpaid Customer invoices rather than your real estate. As your business expands you’ll also have a finance facility that will grow with it, enabling you to continue growing without being held back by the burdensome real estate requirements of many traditional bank loans.
It is totally flexible, and in a constantly changing business environment, that’s exactly what you need. It can work in conjunction with other long-term loans giving you the freedom you need to do business.
Instead of borrowing a bank’s money and taking on more debt you’ll be able to utilise your current debtors to improve your cashflow situation. This type of debt liquidation will free up your cash so you can use it more effectively.
With Customer Invoice Financing you won’t have to wait for 7, 30 or even 60 days for outstanding invoices to be paid anymore. It’s a fast and convenient way to maximise your cashflow and grow your business faster.
In today’s business environment, waiting for working capital to be freed up can be fraught with danger. Not having the operating liquidity to properly fund the day to day activities of your business will affect its efficiency and even its longevity. Here at AddCash Finance, we can help get your business back on track to steady growth with customer invoice financing. By releasing valuable working capital from your business’s invoices without waiting for 7, 30 or even 60 days, we’ll help your business grow.
If you’re looking for a straight-forward and quick way to get your money back to work, Customer Invoice Financing could be ideal for you. At AddCash Finance we can help you with the right service to get started. We will work closely with you to design a suitable package for the needs of your business so you can concentrate on maximising growth.
