Invoice Factoring
Turn outstanding invoices into working capital—fast setup, high advances, simple qualifications.
Factoring is a sale of receivables, not a loan. Terms depend on debtor quality, verification, and underwriting.
*Advance rates, timelines, and limits depend on debtor quality, verification, and underwriting.
Factoring turns your unpaid B2B invoices into immediate working capital. You sell eligible receivables, receive an upfront advance, and the remainder (reserve) is released when your customer pays—less the agreed factoring fee. It’s a flexible way to smooth cash flow without adding a new term loan.
Eligibility depends on completed, verifiable invoices and debtor quality. Fees, reserves, and recourse terms vary by program. Responsible use provides fast liquidity while you keep operations moving.
Stratas Financial is a brokerage. Factoring is an assignment of accounts receivable, not a loan. Customer notification and verification are standard; a UCC-1 filing may be recorded. Advance rates, fees, reserves, and recourse vs. non-recourse terms depend on the factor’s underwriting and debtor quality. Additional documentation may be required. Submitting an application is not a commitment to fund or a guarantee of approval. By proceeding you agree to Stratas Financial Terms of Service, Business Financing Terms and Conditions, and Privacy Policy.
Factoring is an assignment of accounts receivable, not a loan. Customer notification and verification are standard; a UCC-1 filing may be recorded. Advance rates, fees, reserves, and recourse vs. non-recourse terms depend on the factor’s underwriting and debtor quality. Stratas Financial is a brokerage and does not make credit decisions. Approval, amounts, and pricing are determined after full review and may change. Submitting an application is not a commitment to fund or a guarantee of approval. By proceeding you agree to Stratas Financial Terms of Service, Business Financing Terms and Conditions, and Privacy Policy.

Convert outstanding invoices into immediate working capital and keep operations moving.
Factoring is an assignment of accounts receivable, not a loan. Customer notification and verification are standard; a UCC-1 filing may be recorded. Advance rates, fees, reserves, and recourse vs. non-recourse terms vary by factor and debtor quality. Approval and pricing are determined after full review.
Convert outstanding invoices into immediate working capital and keep operations moving.
Factoring is an assignment of accounts receivable, not a loan. Customer notification and verification are standard; a UCC-1 filing may be recorded. Advance rates, fees, reserves, and recourse vs. non-recourse terms vary by factor and debtor quality. Approval and pricing are determined after full review.
Complete the short form below with basic business info so we can pre-check eligibility fast.
Upload receivable invoices, bank statements, and ID, then finalize your application for underwriting review.
Compare offers and terms. Your specialist will help you choose the best fit for cash flow.
Finalize docs and receive capital—often within 24–48 hours after approval and verification.
If your business does not meet these criteria, you may not be eligible for an invoice factoring facility. However, you could still qualify for another funding product.
Factoring is an advance against assigned accounts receivable, not a loan. Typical facility sizes range from $30,000 to $5,000,000. A Notice of Assignment directs customers to a designated remittance account; invoices may be verified prior to funding. Advance rates commonly range 70%–90%, with reserves released upon customer payment (less fees). Most facilities are recourse; concentration limits may apply.
Below are the documents and details we almost always require, plus items that may be requested depending on product, amount, and underwriting review.
Legal name and DBA, EIN, business address, ownership percentages, entity type, industry, and contact details.
Government ID and basic KYC for the authorized signer. Personal info may be used for a soft credit check.
Last 3–6 months of statements to confirm deposits, cash flow, and account health.
Voided check or bank letter with routing and account number for funding and remittances.
Articles/organization, operating agreement or bylaws, ownership ledger/cap table, active licenses, and IDs for owners.
Common for term loans and SBA requests, or for larger limits and longer terms.
YTD profit & loss and balance sheet, plus a debt schedule; projections for startups or acquisitions.
Examples: A/R aging and invoices/POs for factoring; purchase contracts, appraisals, or environmental for real estate/equipment; franchise addenda for SBA.
Statements or payoff letters for current loans or advances if consolidating or refinancing.
UCC search, equipment lists, COI, or landlord contact; required when collateral or assignments apply.
Tip: Submitting clean, consistent statements and complete ownership information shortens review time across all products.
We line up the right term loan or access to capital and a simple month-by-month plan: what the money buys, when it’s used, and what we expect back. Think marketing that fills the calendar, software that saves hours, faster payments, and weekly check-ins so nothing drifts.
For acquisitions, expansion, and working capital—with a plan behind every dollar.
Money alone doesn’t fix growth—how you spend it does. We help you decide where each dollar goes and how it comes back.
Every engagement runs on a weekly cadence: owners, targets, and a simple scorecard. You stay in control and see progress in real time.
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Complete the short form below with basic business info so we can pre-check eligibility fast.
Upload bank statements and ID, then finalize your application for underwriting review.
Compare offers and terms. Your specialist will help you choose the best fit for cash flow.
Finalize docs and receive capital—often within 24–48 hours after approval and verification.
If one of these isn’t a match, you may still qualify for another product.
Factoring is an advance against assigned accounts receivable, not a loan. Typical facility sizes range from $30,000 to $5,000,000. A Notice of Assignment directs customers to a designated remittance account; invoices may be verified prior to funding. Advance rates commonly range 70%–90%, with reserves released upon customer payment (less fees). Most facilities are recourse; concentration limits may apply.
Legal name & DBA, EIN, address, ownership percentages, entity type, industry, and contact details.
Government ID and basic KYC for the authorized signer. Personal info may be used for a soft credit check.
Last 3–6 months of statements to confirm deposits, cash flow, and account health.
Voided check or bank letter with routing and account number for funding and remittances.
Articles/organization, operating agreement or bylaws, ownership ledger/cap table, active licenses, and IDs for owners.
Often requested for term loans and SBA, or for larger limits/longer terms.
YTD profit & loss and balance sheet, plus a debt schedule; projections for startups or acquisitions.
Factoring: A/R aging & invoices/POs. Real estate/equipment: contracts, appraisals, environmental. SBA: franchise addenda, etc.
Statements or payoff letters for current loans or advances if consolidating or refinancing.
UCC search, equipment lists, COI, landlord contact; required when collateral or assignments apply.
Tip: Clean, complete statements + ownership info = faster decisions.
We line up the right term loan or access to capital and a simple month-by-month plan: what the money buys, when it’s used, and what we expect back. Think marketing that fills the calendar, software that saves hours, faster payments, and weekly check-ins so nothing drifts.
For acquisitions, expansion, and working capital—with a plan behind every dollar.
Money alone doesn’t fix growth—how you spend it does. We help decide where each dollar goes and how it comes back.
Every engagement runs on a weekly cadence: clear owners, simple targets, and a short scorecard. You stay in control and see progress in real time.
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