Industries · E-commerce & retail supply

Your cash is sitting in stock and in someone else's payout cycle.

Inventory is paid for up front, often to an overseas producer. Wholesale buyers pay on terms and marketplaces hold their payouts. We buy the invoices and approved payouts so the capital comes back into the business.

Months ahead
Stock paid for
30 to 90 days
Retailer terms
True sale
Not a loan
Zero
Equity dilution

The problem

Growing a brand means buying inventory you have not sold yet.

Every growth cycle needs a bigger stock order, paid earlier, while the revenue from the last one is still working its way back through retailers and platforms.

Before the season

Inventory and freight

Producers want paying at production, and freight and duties land before a single unit is sold.

After delivery

Retailer and distributor terms

Wholesale buyers and retail chains pay on their own schedule, and it is rarely a short one.

Held back

Marketplace payout cycles

Platforms settle on a delay and hold reserves, so even a strong sales month is not cash in the account.

Your use cases

Where e-commerce and consumer brands lock up capital.

Every case below is funded the same way, by buying the invoice outright. Nothing changes in how you sell or who you sell to.

01 · Liquidity

Funding wholesale invoices

We buy the invoices raised on retailers and distributors for stock already shipped, returning the capital you spent producing it.

02 · Growth

Restocking ahead of demand

The next purchase order is placed before the last one has been paid for. Funding the ledger breaks that dependency.

03 · Retail

Landing a national retail account

A chain listing is a large order on long terms. Funding the resulting invoices makes it a win instead of a cash squeeze.

04 · Seasonality

Building for a peak trading period

Peak season stock is bought months early. Recovering cash from the current ledger pays for it without a loan.

How it works

Approved once, then it simply repeats.

Setup is a one-time review of your business and your customers. After that, funding an invoice is routine.

01 · Ledger

Submit the invoice

You send us the invoices you want funded, for goods or services you have already delivered.

02 · Diligence

We verify

We check the invoice and the credit standing of the customer behind it. Approval is a one-time setup, then it repeats.

03 · Purchase

We buy and pay

We purchase the receivable outright and pay you for it. It is a sale, not a loan, so nothing is added to your debt.

04 · Settlement

Your customer pays us

Your customer settles on their normal terms. You pay a fee on the invoices you sell and nothing on the ones you keep.

Structure

True sale

Speed

Days, not months

Pricing

Per invoice sold

Collateral

No personal guarantees

What it unlocks

What changes once the ledger is funded.

01

Stock funded by sales

Capital returns as soon as goods ship, not when the buyer finally settles.

02

Bigger purchase orders

Order at the volume that gets the better unit price.

03

Retail accounts you can serve

Long retail terms stop deciding which accounts you can accept.

04

Growth without dilution

Fund inventory from your own receivables instead of selling equity.

Who qualifies

What we look for in a business like yours.

·Registered brand, wholesaler or e-commerce business
·2+ years trading
·Invoices for stock already shipped or delivered
·Business customers or established platforms
·Creditworthy retail and distribution buyers
·Sales ledger and financials available for review

Other industries

The same gap, in a different business.

Contact

Bring us a deal. We'll structure around it.

amir@fundterra.ai · +972-54-5867888 · fundterra.ai

Amir Luzon · Fundterra