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FACTORING & ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE FINANCE

Turn eligible receivables into working liquidity.

For businesses that invoice customers on terms, factoring or receivables finance may help bridge the gap between delivering the work and collecting the invoice.

Factoring & Accounts Receivable Finance: start with the situation

For businesses that invoice customers on terms, factoring or receivables finance may help bridge the gap between delivering the work and collecting the invoice.

What we can discuss

  • B2B accounts receivable
  • Invoice factoring
  • Receivables-based working capital
  • Growth constrained by payment terms
  • Seasonal or contract-driven cash-flow gaps

U3 CAPITAL NETWORK

Discuss factoring

Start with the basic requirement. Email factoring@u3capitalnetwork.com or call 877-CAPT-280.

Discuss factoring

OTHER FUNDING PATHS

Explore related capital needs

Equipment Leasing & Finance

Equipment purchases can place pressure on working capital. Equipment finance or leasing may provide a structure better aligned with the useful life and cash flow of the asset.

Working Capital

Growth, seasonality, inventory cycles and timing gaps can create capital needs even in otherwise healthy businesses. Start with the use of funds and timing.

Revenue-Based & MCA Financing

Revenue-based structures and merchant cash advances can address certain short-term business needs, but cost and repayment mechanics matter. Start with the situation rather than assuming the product.

Bridge & Short-Term Capital

Bridge capital can be useful when timing matters and a defined refinance, sale, closing, stabilization or other event is expected to repay or replace the facility.