Trade Debtor Finance for Importers/ Exporters
Price: Trade lend price + Range between 1-3% per Invoice plus interest until paid.
Debtor Finance companies are unique and have recently been set up to specialize in these facilities.
They fund goods from suppliers to your warehouse.
Invoice Discounting lets you draw up to 80% of your invoices when required. It also gives you the ability to predetermine how much you want to draw down, limiting interest costs.
Once the debtors pay for invoices, the financier releases the final 20% less fees the next day into your bank. In most cases financiers have an almost paperless procedure with a very simple online system.
You would get 80% less any purchases you have from suppliers.
Normally there is no requirement to be secured by real estate.
If you would like to know more about Trade Debtor Finance and some leading lenders, please contact TDFC and a consultant will take you through this factoring facility.
- Trade Finance allowed on presold stock
- Allow more cash for inventory purchases
- Funding Invoice as well keeps cash flow flowing and means Client has more cash to grow business
- All transactions are insured
- Trade Debtor Finance companies have very experienced import / Export staff with state of the art software systems at your disposal
- Keep your supplier happy with LC purchasing, COD means in most cases discounts which offsets funding costs.
- Purchase larger orders when needed to without stress
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