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Purchase Order Financing
Have a large order you can't afford to fulfill yet? This financing covers your supplier costs so you can deliver — repaid once your customer pays the invoice.
Money to pay your supplier for goods you have already been ordered but cannot yet afford to produce or buy.
قدّم الآنWho it's for
A business handed an order larger than its cash can cover — the good problem that sinks companies.
How it works
- 1You present a confirmed purchase order from a creditworthy customer.
- 2The financier pays your supplier directly, often the full cost of goods.
- 3The goods are produced and delivered to your customer.
- 4Your customer pays, the financier takes its cost and fee, and the rest is yours.
What to watch out for
This works for finished goods being resold. It fits poorly where you add heavy manufacturing or long assembly, because the financier cannot see or control that stage.
At a glance
- ●Covers supplier or production costs for a specific order
- ●Repaid once the customer pays
- ●Useful for growth opportunities bigger than your cash flow
- ●Based on the strength of the order, not just your financials
Common questions
Do I need the customer to be big?
It matters more that they are creditworthy than large. The financier is relying on them paying, so their strength drives the decision.
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