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Invoice Factoring

Don't wait 60 days
for your money.

Advance up to 90% of outstanding invoices the same day they're issued. Fund tomorrow on yesterday's work — no more cash-flow chokeholds because your enterprise customer pays net-60. B2B receivables only.

Use cases

What invoice factoring is for.

B2B businesses with quality customers (creditworthy companies, not consumers) on net-30+ terms who can't wait 30–90 days to be paid.

Staffing & temp agencies

Make payroll Friday. Get paid by client in 45 days.

Trucking & freight

Quick-pay invoices the day you deliver.

Manufacturing & distribution

Fund the next PO without waiting on the last one.

Government contractors

DCAA-compliant factoring for federal AR.

Construction & subs

Fund payroll while waiting on draws and AIA pay-apps.

Wholesalers & importers

Bridge the gap between shipping and customer payment.

Eligibility

Do you qualify?

Most operators in our credit box meet these baselines. Apply for a no-impact offer to see your real terms — qualifying is not the same as approval, and approval depends on your full file.

Time in business
6 months

Minimum operating history.

Revenue
$30K/mo invoiced

Minimum verifiable revenue.

Credit (FICO)
Not weighted

Personal guarantor minimum.

How it works

Four minutes to apply.
~24 hours to fund.

No 40-page packets. Connect your bank, get a real offer from a real human, accept and fund.

Apply online

Connect your bank or upload statements. Soft pull only.

Get a real offer

Underwriter reviews your file. Most offers in 2–4 hours.

Funds wired

Sign and ACH or wire hits your account same or next day.

Ready when you are

Invoice Factoring.
On your clock.

See your offer in 4 minutes — soft pull, no impact, no commitment.

A note on this product

Invoice factoring are originated through our partner network of FDIC-insured banks and SBA-approved lenders. Circle handles your application, advises on structure, and serves as your single point of contact through funding and servicing. Pricing and approval terms are determined by the originating partner.