Services
As a supplier, or any line of business you may be trading in, the success of your business mostly depends on the time taken for orders to be delivered to your clients. Our Vendor Financing schemes have been structured to make your deals not only possible, but profitable.

Invoice Discounting
This is a financing option that enables businesses to acquire capital (funding) from an unpaid invoice that your business has made to it’s client or customer for example, a company
has completed an order or a project and submitted an invoice for payment.
While awaiting for the invoice to be settled, the company can acquire some capital against that unpaid
invoice.
Purchase Order Financing
This is a financing option for companies that need capital (money) to complete their customers’ orders. For instance, a company is awarded a Purchase Order for supplying
goods by a procuring entity, such as
a school, hospital or local government office but they have limited funds or they totally do not have the
money to supply the order. Purchase Order Financing enables the company to acquire capital using the
Purchase Order as security


Purchase Order Financing
This is a financing option for companies that need capital (money) to complete their customers’ orders. For instance, a company is awarded a Purchase Order for supplying
goods by a procuring entity, such as
a school, hospital or local government office but they have limited funds or they totally do not have the
money to supply the order. Purchase Order Financing enables the company to acquire capital using the
Purchase Order as security.

Working Capital Funding
This is a funding option that qualifies a business to acquire cash to run the day to day business operations. That may be, a business is half way on completing a project
but needing additional materials/supplies to
complete the project. Working capital funding will enable that business to borrow some funds to
complete that project.
Invoice Discounting
This is a financing option that enables businesses to acquire capital (funding) from an unpaid invoice that your business has made to it’s client or customer for example, a company
has completed an order or a project and submitted an invoice for payment.
While awaiting for the invoice to be settled, the company can acquire some capital against that unpaid
invoice.


Working Capital Funding
This is a funding option that qualifies a business to acquire cash to run the day to day business operations. That may be, a business is half way on completing a project
but needing additional materials/supplies to
complete the project. Working capital funding will enable that business to borrow some funds to
complete that project.