What Makes the Best Invoice Factoring Company? We take the Credit Risk & Factoring Pricing that Drops as You Grow.

Difference between Invoice Factoring vs Accounts Receivables (A/R) Credit Line? A Bank Line of Credit is Balance Sheet Driven. One of the main differences between invoice factoring (also known as A/R factoring) vs accounts receivable financing is that a line of credit from a bank or asset-based lender is balance sheet driven. If you do not have a current and believable balance sheet or your balance sheet is weak, a line of credit based on your accounts receivable is probably not available to you and your business. Speed is another reason to choose non-recourse invoice factoring.

What is Purchase Order Funding & Trade Import Financing? How is Bankers Purchase Order Financing different than Invoice Factoring? Can a Bankers Vendor Guarantee or Bankers Trade Financing Help Your Business Grow? What is Purchase Order Factoring? Invoice Factoring Example: Selling pet toys to Walmart is your big business. You ship the toys, Walmart loves them but pays you 90(!) days later. You can't wait 90 days for your money (no monies for more product, payroll, rent, marketing, food) so you sell your Walmart invoices to Bankers Factoring on an ongoing basis. This is an

Key Differences Between Full Recourse vs Non-Recourse Invoice Factoring? Bad Debt Protection from Bankers Factoring. Why Pick a Factoring Company without Recourse Back to You? When it comes to credit risk, there are two types of invoice or A/R factoring: recourse factoring or without or non-recourse invoice factoring. What do we mean by “recourse”? Full recourse factoring means you are taking the non-payment risk plus the credit risk if your customer doesn’t pay the accounts receivable they owe you. In addition, most recourse factors will charge you back these unpaid invoices at