Offering the highest payments for the purchase of your accounts receivable invoices.

Invoice discounting is a financial practice where a business sells its accounts receivable, i.e., outstanding invoices, to a third party at a discount. This third party is typically a financial institution or a specialized company known as a factor. In return for the invoices, the business receives a percentage of the total value upfront, usually around 70-90%, depending on various factors such as the creditworthiness of the business's customers and the terms of the invoices.

Factoring companies are financial service providers who finance business cash flow in exchange for the unpaid invoices at a fee. They assist companies, and even small businesses open up their cash flow when customers are slow to pay.