What invoice finance can fund
Invoice finance solves a structural cash flow problem that affects almost every B2B business: you have done the work, raised the invoice, and now wait 30, 60, or 90 days for payment while continuing to pay your own staff, suppliers, and overheads.
We advance up to 90% of the face value of your unpaid invoice immediately, releasing the working capital tied up in receivables. When the customer pays, the balance (less our 1.5% APR cost) is released to you.
Who this loan is for
- B2B service businesses with major customers on extended payment terms (60–90 days)
- Manufacturers and distributors with concentrated customer accounts
- Recruitment and staffing businesses funding payroll between client billing cycles
- Construction and engineering firms with milestone billing and slow customer settlement
- Logistics, freight, and transport businesses with credit-controlled customers
- Consultancies and professional services firms with invoice payment delays
- Wholesalers funding inventory while waiting for retailer payment
Our largest customer is on 90-day terms. ASAF's selective invoice finance lets us pull cash forward on those specific invoices without committing the whole ledger or paying for facilities we don't need.
How invoice finance is structured
We offer two structures: selective invoice finance (you choose which invoices to advance) and confidential whole-ledger discounting (your customers continue to pay you directly, with no involvement from us in the customer relationship).
Selective invoice finance is best for businesses with a few large invoices that drive cash flow. You pick the specific invoices to advance — typically your largest or longest-dated — and pay 1.5% APR only on the funds drawn against those specific invoices.
Confidential whole-ledger discounting is best for businesses that want to advance against most or all of their receivables on an ongoing basis. The facility scales with your sales ledger, with monthly drawdowns matched to your invoicing cycle.