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Find answers to common questions about working supply chain finance and debtor finance. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, contact us and we’ll get back to you.

A: Supply chain finance is suitable for business-to-business transactions where buyers are given invoice payment terms.

A: Supply chain finance works for companies in a variety of sectors, including automotive, electronics, manufacturing, retail, and many others. It works for companies on both sides of the supply chain.

A: Supply chain finance can provide value for businesses and supply companies of all sizes and credit ratings.

A: Modern supply chain programs use technology-based platforms that are easy and simple to use and that provide complete visibility to both parties. Onboard training is sufficient to fully equip a buyer or seller to use a system.

A: Supply chain finance is set up by the buyer and allows them to select the suppliers to participate in the program. Debtors finance operates from the supplier side.

Financing solutions typically involve restrictive loan debt and lending criteria and are not as fast, flexible or adaptive to your business. Capital working solutions mean you can access funds without offering any security, which can be advantageous for short-term cash flow challenges