Industry finance
Pay the supplier when the stock ships, and cover the wait until your customers pay.

Common USEs
A supplier’s volume price usually means paying for the whole order upfront, often months before the last carton sells.
Local and overseas suppliers often want their money before the goods ship. Your customers pay once the stock has turned up on their shelves.
Stock, freight and wages go out on day one, while your invoices sit on 30, 60 or 90-day terms.
Stock up for your busiest months without emptying the business account weeks before the orders roll in.
Forklifts, racking, cold storage and packing equipment, paid off over the years they’re working for you.
Another van or truck, a second warehouse or a new product line, with the cost spread across the years it earns.
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Why Valiant
Let us do the heavy lifting, comparing the panel and negotiating. You get all the options side by side and choose the one that’s right for you.
You get a personal specialist who knows which lenders suit your industry and how to structure a deal so it actually works for you.
Explore with no credit check. See all your options, compare them properly, and choose with confidence.
Construction, hospitality, manufacturing, healthcare. Whatever your business needs, we know how to get it funded with the right loan.
Getting started
Step 1
Tell us what your business needs and get quotes from 95+ bank and non-bank lenders.
Step 2
Confirm your quote and we'll manage the application with your lender, so you can focus on running your business.
Step 3
Sign your finance documentation and receive funding. It is that simple.
Requesting a quote has no impact on your credit score.
Our panel
Yes. Trade finance works for overseas suppliers as well as local ones, so you can pay for an order before the shipment lands.
Most lenders want to see at least 6-12 months of trading. Once you’ve been going for two years, you’ll usually have more options.
Lenders look at your margins, how quickly your stock turns over and how much of your revenue comes from a few big customers. They also check your debtor days (how long customers take to pay you) and your existing debt.
They cover opposite ends of the same gap. Trade finance pays your supplier for stock before you’ve sold it. Invoice finance advances cash on invoices while you wait for customers to pay. Many wholesalers use both.
It’s possible. Some lenders on our panel consider businesses with past credit issues, especially when the default has been paid and cash flow is strong. Your broker can tell you which lenders are worth approaching, and nothing is submitted without your OK.
No. Unsecured options are available, though lenders often ask for a director’s guarantee. Offering property as security can get you a larger amount and a lower rate. We’ll show you both so you can weigh them up.
It depends on your turnover, cash flow, existing debt and any security you can offer. As a guide, business term loans run from $5,000 to $500,000 and invoice finance from $50,000 to $5,000,000. Secured loans can go higher.
Often, yes. Valiant can usually give you a quote within 24 hours, and some lenders can settle within 24 hours of approval. Timing depends on the lender, the product and how quickly you can send your documents.