Also known as accounts receivable financing, invoice financing is a financial service that allows businesses to borrow money against their outstanding invoices. This can provide quick access to cash, improve liquidity and support business operations.
Issue Invoices:
A business sells goods or services and issues invoices to its customers with payment terms (e.g. net 30 days, net 60 days).
Select Invoices for Financing:
The business selects specific invoices it wants to use for financing and submits them to Orpheus.
Advance Payment:
We provide an advance on the invoice amount, typically 70-80% of the invoice value. This provides immediate cash flow to the business.
Assignment Payment:
The business will assign the payment of invoice from client to Orpheus as the Financing Company, usually within the agreed-upon terms.
Final Settlement:
Once the client pays the invoice, we deduct your total financing inclusive of service fees and remit the remaining balance to the business.
Improved Cash Flow:
Immediate access to funds otherwise tied up in unpaid invoices helps businesses manage cash flow and meet operational expenses.
Flexibility:
Unlike traditional loans, invoice financing can be used as needed, without long-term commitments or fixed repayment schedules.
Growth Support:
Businesses can leverage invoice financing to seize growth opportunities, such as taking on larger orders or expanding operations, without waiting for customer payments.
No Debt:
Since invoice financing is not a loan, it does not add debt to the business's balance sheet. It's essentially an advance on money already owed.
Maintaining Ownership:
Businesses can secure financing without giving up equity or ownership stakes. Invoice financing is based on the value of invoices, not the business itself.