Invoice Factoring - Free Help

Invoice Factoring, or Accounts Receivable Factoring, is using your invoices as a way to receive instant capital without losing any control or interest in your organization.

Instant qualification and only 4 hours to deposit money into your bank account make our factoring solutions highly effective tools in your financial arsenal.

We make it possible for your company to receive instant funding for whatever need or project you are working on. From making payroll, to getting cash immediately, to covering expenses or growth, we can help.


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How Does Factoring Work?

Your company will bill your customers in the usual way, along with sending a copy of the invoices to InvoiceFactoring.net. InvoiceFactoring.net will then advance your business up to 95% of the face amount of the invoices.

Once InvoiceFactoring.net is paid on the invoices, we will release to your company the reserved amount of the invoice, (i.e. a very small amount).

How Long Does It Take?
The first transaction usually takes 3 to 5 days. Once an account has been set up, cash can be advanced on your invoices and a wire transfer can be sent to your bank account anywhere in the country within 4 hours.

What is My Cost?
The financing fee will be determined by the quality of your accounts. There will be a fluctuation in fees dependent upon the credit risk and performance of the accounts receivable. Fees can be as low as 1% for some clients.

What Are My Monthly Obligations?
Factoring is not a loan, therefore there is no debt repayment. You are in control of how much you factor and when, depending on your personal cash flow requests.

Factoring can be an asset and an excellent way to finance when you consider the cost of maintaining receivables without payment for 30 to 90 days + and the administrative expense associated with normal collections.

Here's an example:
Face amount of Client's invoice
$1,000

Cost for capital by Universal Funding (1%)

$10