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Sell your unpaid B2B invoices and receive up to 90% of their value immediately — stop letting net-30/60/90 terms strangle your cash flow.
Invoice factoring turns your unpaid receivables into immediate working capital. Rather than waiting 30, 60, or 90 days for customers to pay, you sell those invoices to Northwind and receive up to 90% of their value within a day or two. We then collect from your customer and forward the remaining balance, less a small factoring fee.
Because approval is based on the creditworthiness of your customers — not just your own — factoring is accessible even to younger businesses, and it scales automatically as your sales grow.
A invoice factoring tends to be the right fit when:
Invoice your customer exactly as you normally would, on your usual terms.
Send us the invoice and we verify it — approval rests on your customer's credit, not only yours.
Within 24-48 hours you get up to 90% of the invoice value deposited to your account.
When your customer pays, we forward the remaining balance minus a small factoring fee.
Figures are illustrative and do not constitute an offer of credit. Final rates and terms are set by underwriting and vary by qualifications.
Convert receivables to working capital almost overnight.
Approval leans on your clients' strength, not only yours.
Your available funding grows automatically as you invoice more.
Let our team handle receivables follow-up so you don't have to.
Most applicants qualify for a invoice factoring if they meet our baseline standards:
Factoring isn't a loan, so there's no debt on your balance sheet and approval focuses on your invoices and customers rather than your credit score.
No. You're selling an asset — your invoice — at a small discount, so it doesn't add debt to your balance sheet or require fixed monthly loan payments.
With standard (notification) factoring, payments are remitted to us, so customers are aware. Confidential arrangements are available in some cases — ask your advisor.
With non-recourse factoring, we absorb the credit risk on approved invoices. With recourse factoring, you'd buy back an unpaid invoice. We'll explain both clearly.
Fees typically run 0.5%-3% per 30 days the invoice is outstanding, depending on volume and customer credit quality.
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Factor your invoices and put your own money to work today, not in 60 days.