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Traditional rails · Business payments and trade credit

Business payments and trade credit, at checkout and on invoice

We build pay by invoice, net terms and payables for B2B marketplaces and suppliers.

Pay by invoice and net terms at checkout, with credit decisions made through licensed lenders, plus invoicing, receivables, payables and virtual cards.

Checkout · net termsIllustrative
$48,600
Buyer limit$120,000
TermsNet 60
SupplierPaid up front by lender

What we build for you

Built to order, under your brand.

Pay by invoice and net terms

Buyers choose 30, 60 or 90 day terms at checkout, and the seller is paid up front by the lending partner.

Credit decisions through licensed lenders

Business credit checks and limits, decided by the licensed lender you work with.

Invoicing and receivables

Invoices, reminders and collections, with payments matched on arrival.

Payables and virtual cards

Supplier payments by bank transfer or single use virtual card, with approvals.

Business buyers expect to pay on terms. Sellers want to be paid now. Trade credit sits between the two, and a licensed lender has to fund it.

At checkout

Buyers apply for terms in seconds, see their limit and choose 30, 60 or 90 days. The decision comes from the licensed lender's credit policy, and the seller is paid up front.

After the sale

Invoicing, reminders and collections run in one place, and incoming payments match invoices automatically. On the buying side, payables run through bank transfers or single use virtual cards with approval rules.

Who does what

A licensed lender or funding partner makes the credit decisions and holds the receivables. We build the product around them and run it if you want us to.

What you own

You offer business buyers terms they expect. A licensed lender carries the credit decision and the balance sheet.

Questions

What clients ask us

Who takes the credit risk?

The licensed lender or funding partner does. We build the checkout, the decision flow and the servicing tools around its credit policy.

Can suppliers be paid up front?

Yes. In most programmes the lending partner pays the supplier when the order ships, and the buyer repays on its terms.

The old rules of money. The new rails.

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