Trade finance pays your suppliers, local or overseas, so you can secure stock without draining working capital. You then repay the facility over an agreed period, often 60 to 180 days, as the goods are sold.
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Trade finance for businesses with outstanding invoices to other Australian businesses, to fund stock and cash flow.
Bank guarantee from $250K that gives a landlord, customer or supplier confidence, with fixed-term or ongoing options reviewed annually.
Trade finance for larger, profitable businesses to pay suppliers, with up to 120 days to repay.
Trade finance facility for businesses funding stock, equipment or supplier purchases.
Trade account up to $500K that adds payment terms to supplier invoices, repaid in full on a chosen date or weekly for up to 20 weeks.
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It is widely used by importers, wholesalers and retailers who need to commit to large orders well before they are paid.
You submit a supplier invoice or purchase order. The provider pays the supplier, sometimes in a foreign currency, and you repay the provider at the end of the agreed term, often with an option to repay early.
No. Many facilities also pay local suppliers. It suits any business that needs to pay for goods before selling them.
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