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Up to 90% of your funds released against your outstanding invoices |
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10% balance, minus our charges, is paid to you once the customer pays the invoice |
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One single, fixed fee - no complex charging structures |
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Short-term and flexible contracts - as minimal as 28 days |
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As a small business, you may have found yourself in a situation where you needed to raise money to pay your employees and other invoices. However, clients rarely ever pay their invoices on time, so you are in the incapacity to meet your objectives and make your business grow.
If you find yourself in this position, you have several options offered
to you, such as using the factoring procedure. This solution has become very common and a lot of businesses use factoring to meet their requirements. |
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