Payable financing: Also known as Reverse factoring, is a financing solution that allows a company to pay its suppliers earlier than the agreed payment terms. It is typically offered by a financial institution or a third-party provider (Lender/Financier) who acts as an intermediary between the buyer and its suppliers.

The buyer enters into an agreement with the payable financing provider, who then contacts the company’s suppliers and offers them the option to receive their payments earlier than the agreed payment terms. The supplier can choose to accept the offer, in which case they will receive payment from the lender, who will then recover the funds from the buyer at a later date.

By participating in a payable financing solution, companies can improve their cash flow by paying their suppliers earlier than the agreed payment terms. This can be especially useful for companies that have a large number of outstanding invoices and need to manage their cash flow effectively. Payable financing can also help companies strengthen their relationships with their suppliers, as it demonstrates a commitment to meeting financial obligations and can help to build trust and goodwill. It can also help suppliers reduce their reliance on traditional forms of financing, such as bank loans.