Asset-Based Lending

Asset-based lending allows businesses to borrow against assets like receivables, inventory, or equipment. Lenders focus on collateral value and verified financials, offering structured, transparent credit lines and loans that support growth when traditional financing is hard to access.

Asset-Based Term Loan

An asset-based term loan provides a lump sum of capital secured by business assets such as equipment, inventory, or receivables. Lenders rely on collateral value and cash flow, giving businesses clear terms and predictable payments for larger financing needs.

Asset-Based Line of Credit

An asset-based line of credit offers revolving access to funds based on the value of eligible assets. As receivables or inventory change, the borrowing base is updated, giving businesses a flexible and transparent way to manage ongoing working capital needs.

Accounts Receivable Financing

Accounts receivable financing advances cash against unpaid invoices, helping businesses smooth out cash flow while waiting on customer payments. Lenders review aging reports and customer quality, providing clear advance rates and fees tied to receivable performance.

Inventory Financing

Inventory financing uses finished goods or raw materials as collateral to unlock working capital. Lenders assess inventory type, turnover, and resale value, offering structured funding that helps businesses buy inventory without straining cash flow.

Purchase Order Financing

Purchase order financing provides funding to fulfill confirmed customer orders when a business lacks upfront capital. Lenders evaluate the strength of the purchase order and the end customer, offering targeted, transaction-based funding with clear terms.

Supply Chain Finance

Supply chain finance supports buyers and suppliers by accelerating payments to vendors while extending terms for buyers. Approved lenders work alongside large customers, offering transparent programs that improve cash flow across the entire supply chain.