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InvoiceFactoring

Stop waiting on slow-paying clients. Turn outstanding invoices into immediate cash — up to 90% advanced the same day.

Secure application flow
Merchant cash advance and line of credit options
Document-based review process
English and Spanish support
What It Is

Overview

Invoice Factoring (also called accounts receivable financing) lets your business convert unpaid invoices into immediate working capital. Instead of waiting 30, 60, or 90 days for clients to pay, you sell your invoices to First Fund and receive up to 90% of the invoice value upfront. When your client pays, you receive the remaining balance minus a small factoring fee.

How repayment works: Repayment is automatic — it comes directly from your client's payment when they settle the invoice. There are no fixed monthly payments or separate repayment schedules. The factoring fee is deducted from the remaining balance when your client pays.

Best For

Is This Right for You?

B2B businesses with slow-paying clients (Net 30/60/90)
Staffing, trucking, logistics, and construction companies
Businesses that need cash flow without taking on debt
Companies with good clients but inconsistent payment timing
Businesses with revenue but limited credit history
Owners who want repayment tied to client payment, not a schedule
Benefits

What You Get

Same-Day Access

Receive up to 90% of your invoice value the same day — eliminate waiting periods entirely.

No Collateral

Your invoices are the only asset required. No equipment, property, or personal assets on the line.

Automatic Repayment

Repayment happens through your client's invoice payment — no separate monthly payments to manage.

All Credit Profiles

We evaluate your clients' creditworthiness, not yours — making this accessible even with limited credit history.

Not Debt

Invoice factoring is a sale of an asset — not a loan. It does not appear as debt on your balance sheet.

Transparent Fees

One simple factoring fee disclosed upfront. No hidden charges or complex interest calculations.

Typical Use Cases

How Businesses Use This

01A staffing agency with $200K in unpaid invoices needs to make payroll this week
02A trucking company waiting 60 days for freight invoices to be paid needs to cover fuel costs
03A construction contractor completes a large project and needs to fund the next one before the client pays
04A B2B SaaS company offers Net 60 terms to enterprise clients but needs cash sooner
05A manufacturer has inventory to purchase but can't wait for client payments to clear
FAQ

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