a. Business Entities can monetize unpaid invoices by selling them to investors at a discounted rate and repaying the investors on due date.

a. Access to immediate liquidity, reduced dependency on traditional loans, and faster operational cycles. It helps to channelize the blocked funds in the invoices pending to be settled in the normal working capital cycle.

a. Any business entity with verified unpaid invoices and a track record of timely payments can qualify. They must have a strong credit score and also a minimum operational vintage of 5 Years.

a. Upload invoices via the app or web portal, ensure customer details are correct, and provide supporting documents. It is standardised process and very easy to comprehend.

a. Business Entities receive around 80-95% of the invoice value upfront, depending on their creditworthiness.

a. Higher creditworthiness ensures lower discount rates and faster approvals.

a. Our platform verifies invoice authenticity with both the business entities and their customers to eliminate any disputes.

a. Maintain accurate records, upload all necessary documents, and ensure strong customer relationships.

a. Only verified B2B invoices with clear terms and payment schedules are eligible.

a. With recourse factoring, business entities who are discounting their trade payables / receivables are ultimately responsible for the funds repurchase unpaid invoices. Non-recourse shifts risk to investors. – Should be removed – we will only upload recourse invoices – because investors money cannot be lost at any cost.

a. Transparent fees are charged upfront, with no hidden costs.

a. Funds from factoring can be reinvested in inventory, payroll, and meeting other operational working capital requirements.

a. Ensure you have a valid trade license, customer agreements, and proper invoice details.

a. Avoid misrepresenting invoice details and ensure timely customer communication.

a. Factoring is faster, involves less paperwork, and doesn’t add debt to the balance sheet.

a. Industries with long payment cycles like logistics, healthcare, and manufacturing thrive with factoring.

a. Inform customers about invoice transfers to maintain trust and smooth payment processing. – Not required

a. Factoring agreements are governed by commercial laws ensuring fairness for all parties. – Here list of all the relevant UAE laws needs to be mentioned . I will brief it , as of now it can be removed

a. Reinvest factored funds to scale operations or enter new markets. – Kehna kya chahte ho BHAI…!!

a. Our support team answers FAQs about the process, fees, and risks involved.

a. Proper communication ensures customers understand the factoring process, preserving trust.

a. Faster approvals, real-time updates, and seamless transactions through our app.

a. Learn from UAE businesses that have successfully scaled operations with factoring. – As of now to be removed according to me because we don’t have any such case with us

a. Guidelines to avoid listing the same invoice with multiple factoring platforms. – Yeh nahi likh sakte…. We are the one who has to ensure – cannot shift our onus to them

a. Organize your accounts receivable / payable records and strengthen customer relationships.

a. Once invoices are sold, continue regular communication with customers to ensure timely payments.