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Invoice Factoring

Invoice Factoring is a type of business financing where you exchange existing invoices to a lender for funds to manage cash flow and create revenue.

The 1800BizFund application can help you get started exploring invoice factoring as a business funding solution. All you need to do is provide your business information, bank account info, and personal information.

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Take control of your cash flow by leveraging outstanding invoices to receive capital now.

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Invoice factoring can be a simple solution to create predictable revenue for your growing business.

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What is invoice factoring?

Invoice factoring is a type of business funding that leverages your outstanding invoices. Your business sells outstanding invoices to the invoice factoring provider and receives a portion of the balance in exchange.

What are the advantages of invoice factoring?

Invoice factoring gives you the ability to unlock funds that are currently tied to existing, unpaid invoices. This means that you can stabilize cash flow due to slow paying customers.