Accounts Receivable Funding
Accounts Receivable Funding
Unlike a traditional loan, receivable financing does not burden your company with a fixed payment that stressess your cashflow. Capital Business Funding purchases your invoices and accelerates your cashflow by converting your accounts receivable to cash. This allows you to cover necessary business expenses such as payroll or inventory purchases.
Capital Business Funding provides up to 90% of the total asset value up front, with the rest (less our discount fee) paid to the client when the invoice is paid.
Receivable funding can be a short-term solution or part of an ongoing financing program to help your company prosper. Best of all, our clients gain control of their financial situation with a steady and reliable resource for working capital. Start-up companies and other businesses with limited history or balance sheet strength can access the needed funds to fuel growth.
Unlike a traditional loan, receivable financing does not burden your company with a fixed payment that stressed your cashflow. Capital Business Funding purchases your invoices and accelerates your cashflow by converting your accounts receivable to cash. This allows you to cover necessary business expenses such as payroll or inventory purchases.
Capital Business Funding provides up to 90% of the total asset value up front, with the rest (less our discount fee) paid to the client when the invoice is paid.
Receivable funding can be a short-term solution or part of an ongoing financing program to help your company prosper. Best of all, our clients gain control of their financial situation with a steady and reliable resource for working capital. Start-up companies and other businesses with limited history or balance sheet strength can access the needed funds to fuel growth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Capital Business Funding considers these factors when determining client pricing:
- Average Invoice Size
- Industry/Risk
- Monthly Billing Volume
- Average Days To Payment
Fees usually range from 1.25%-1.99% monthly based on the invoice amount.
An Advance Rate is the amount of money you receive when your invoice is purchased. The remaining balance is returned to you when your customer pays the invoice. Our standard advance rates are typically 85% of the gross value of the invoice.
We respond to our requests within 24 hours of receiving the complete application. You can view and fill out the application here.
No. Our clients can choose which invoices will enable them to support their short-term working capital needs.
Unlike many competitors, we do not require long-term contracts, and our contracts do not contain onerous termination clauses. Our ultimate goal is to help clients grow and experience long-term success. The client can choose how long to remain with Capital Business Funding. Some clients need our services for a few months while other clients have been with us for over ten years.
No. Your discount fee is all inclusive. There are no add-on fees such as processing or lock box fees.
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