Solutions · Invoice factoring

Get paid on the invoice, not on your customer's calendar.

You have delivered the work and issued the invoice. We buy that invoice and pay you for it now. Your customer pays us later, on exactly the terms they already had.

True sale
Not a loan
Days
From yes to funding
Per invoice
Nothing on idle capital
Zero
Equity dilution

The problem

The work is finished. The money is not.

Between delivery and payment sits a gap you are funding out of your own pocket, every single month, on every single account.

Already spent

The cost of the work

Wages, materials, subcontractors and suppliers were paid while the job was being delivered.

30 to 90 days

The customer's terms

Payment terms are set by whoever has the leverage, and it is rarely the supplier.

Unusable

Revenue you cannot spend

An issued invoice is an asset on paper and nothing at all in the bank account.

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

Not a loan

The difference between selling an invoice and borrowing against one.

Both put cash in your account. Only one of them leaves your balance sheet where it was.

A loan or overdraft
Selling the invoice to us
Sits on your balance sheet as debt
Recorded as a sale of an asset, not borrowing
Repaid by you on a fixed schedule
Settled by your customer on their normal terms
Interest accrues on the full facility
A fee on the invoices you actually sell
Secured by property and personal guarantees
Secured by the receivable and credit insurance
Limit fixed at the last annual review
Funding that moves with the invoices you raise

What you get

A facility that behaves like your business does.

A sale, not a loan

We purchase the receivable outright. There is no loan to repay, no instalment schedule, and no debt added to your balance sheet.

Priced per invoice

You pay a fee on the invoices you actually sell us. An unused facility costs you nothing.

Sell what you choose

Fund one customer, one contract or your whole ledger. You are not obliged to sell every invoice you raise.

No personal guarantees

The invoice and the credit standing of your customer carry the deal, not a charge over your house.

Zero equity dilution

You are converting revenue you have already earned. No shares change hands.

Counterparty review included

We assess the customer behind each invoice, which doubles as a second opinion on who you extend terms to.

Where it applies

Same product, read through your industry.

What changes between sectors is the billing cycle, the counterparty and the paperwork behind the invoice. Start with yours.

Who qualifies

Built for B2B businesses with delivered work and creditworthy customers.

·Registered business, 2+ years trading
·You invoice other businesses, not consumers
·Invoices for goods or services already delivered
·Creditworthy customers behind the invoices
·Deal size $50,000+
·Sales ledger and financials available for review

Contact

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

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

Amir Luzon · Fundterra