- Receiving payment from jobs sooner
- Reducing cash flow worries
- Making income/revenue more predictable
Invoice finance helps businesses access cash from unpaid invoices quickly, using accounts receivable as collateral.

What is invoice finance?
Invoice finance (also known as debtor finance) helps businesses access cash from unpaid invoices quickly, using accounts receivable as collateral. You can get up to 80%-90% of an outstanding invoice, within 24 hours of issuing it. Once your client pays the invoice, you receive the remaining balance, minus a small service fee.
This option is ideal for managing short-term cash flow, and typically involves shorter loan periods to keep costs lower. Plus, it can be set up discreetly, so your clients won’t know a lender is involved.


More about invoice finance
The benefits of invoice finance
Access cash tied up in invoices quickly.
Get paid up to 90% of your invoice value within 24 hours and improve your working capital almost instantly.
Solve short-term cash flow gaps.
Use invoice finance to smooth out lumpy cash flow while waiting for clients to pay.
Focus on your business, not chasing payments.
Free up time by letting the lender manage collections from slow-paying clients.
Usually no physical collateral is required.
Your unpaid invoices act as security, so there’s no need to offer property or other valuable assets.
Flexible—use it only when needed
Draw down funds only when invoices are outstanding, so you're not locked into ongoing repayments.
Access cash tied up in invoices quickly.
Get paid up to 90% of your invoice value within 24 hours and improve your working capital almost instantly.
Solve short-term cash flow gaps.
Use invoice finance to smooth out lumpy cash flow while waiting for clients to pay.
Focus on your business, not chasing payments.
Free up time by letting the lender manage collections from slow-paying clients.
Usually no physical collateral is required.
Your unpaid invoices act as security, so there’s no need to offer property or other valuable assets.
Flexible—use it only when needed
Draw down funds only when invoices are outstanding, so you're not locked into ongoing repayments.
Access cash tied up in invoices quickly.
Get paid up to 90% of your invoice value within 24 hours and improve your working capital almost instantly.
Solve short-term cash flow gaps.
Use invoice finance to smooth out lumpy cash flow while waiting for clients to pay.
Focus on your business, not chasing payments.
Free up time by letting the lender manage collections from slow-paying clients.
Usually no physical collateral is required.
Your unpaid invoices act as security, so there’s no need to offer property or other valuable assets.
Flexible—use it only when needed
Draw down funds only when invoices are outstanding, so you're not locked into ongoing repayments.
Things to consider before applying
Potential drawbacks to be aware of
- Your customers must be seen as likely to pay.
- You might lose some control over your accounts receivable.
- In some cases, customers may be notified.
- Minimum sales volume may apply.
Questions to ask yourself
- Do I have a lot of unpaid invoices?
- Are my customers reliable payers?
- Am I okay with paying fees or interest to get cash now?
- Are late payments causing cash flow problems in other areas of the business?

At a glance
MAXIMUM LOAN AMOUNT
$1,000,000
MINIMUM LOAN AMOUNT
$3,000
SPEED
Medium
INTEREST RATE
From 7% or flat fee
MAXIMUM LOAN TERM
Variable
MINIMUM LOAN TERM
Variable
Potential lenders
How to apply for invoice finance
STEP 1: GET A QUOTE
Tell us about your business loan needs and immediately receive quotes from over 90+ bank and non-bank lenders.
STEP 2: GET APPROVED
Confirm your quote and we handle your business loan approval so you can focus on what matters—your business.
STEP 3: GET FUNDED
Sign your finance documentation and receive funding. It is that simple.
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FAQ's
Invoice finance allows you to leverage your unpaid invoices and free up cash flow. Your lender will pay you a percentage of the amount the customer owes on each unpaid invoice. This way, you can pay suppliers on time without disrupting cash flow, while your lender takes on the debt. When you’ve received your invoices, you can pay your lender back over a longer, more favourable term.
There are two types of invoice financing—invoice factoring and invoice discounting. With invoice factoring, the lender handles payment collection on your invoices, which means they may call your customer to request payment when deadlines come up and pursue any further collection processes. With invoice discounting, you continue to manage the collection of payment from the invoiced customer, and the lender trusts you to chase down the invoice and make sure it’s paid.
With invoice financing, you can tap into cash from unpaid invoices, using accounts receivable as collateral, which means you get quick access to working capital. A line of credit, on the other hand, is a flexible safety net that lets you access funds as needed, paying interest only on what you use. Invoice finance is more suited to businesses with outstanding invoices, while a line of credit is typically more versatile and adaptable to different financial needs.
Your invoices act as collateral, so you typically don't need to secure the loan with physical assets.
There are both disclosed and undisclosed financing options, depending on the lender. Our team of expert brokers can help you navigate whichever option you go for without affecting your relationships with your clients.
The key difference is that invoice financing focuses primarily on domestic transactions to address immediate cash flow needs, while trade financing is designed for international or cross-border trade, allowing you to spread your costs over time while still being able to benefit from discounts and lower shipping per unit.
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