Invoice factoring
Invoice factoring sells your unpaid B2B invoices to a third-party finance company at a discount, giving you cash today instead of waiting for your customer's payment terms to expire. The factor collects payment directly from your customer when the invoice matures. This is not a loan, so you do not take on debt or monthly payments. Instead, you receive an advance on receivables you have already earned, typically within 24 to 48 hours of approval.
Invoice factoring
Kearns sits along the 5400 South corridor and hosts a mix of light industrial shops, transportation companies, and service contractors who invoice commercial clients. When a fabrication shop on Cougar Lane completes a custom job for a Salt Lake County contractor but faces net-60 payment terms, invoice factoring bridges the gap so the owner can purchase steel, pay welders, and bid the next project without stalling. The program fits businesses that cannot afford to wait weeks for receivables while rent, utilities, and supplier invoices arrive on schedule.
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Invoice factoring
As a broker, Scarletgate Capital reviews your invoice portfolio, customer creditworthiness, and cash-flow needs, then matches you with factoring companies that serve your industry and invoice size. We guide you through documentation, explain advance rates and reserve structures, and stay involved until funding closes. Because we work with multiple factoring sources, we can present options for recourse and non-recourse agreements, spot factoring, or whole-ledger programs.
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How it works
1. Gather recent accounts-receivable aging reports showing outstanding invoices. 2. Confirm your customers are creditworthy businesses, not consumers. 3. Call Scarletgate Capital at (801) 738-0658 to discuss invoice volume and industry. 4. Submit copies of sample invoices, purchase orders, and proof of delivery. 5. Review advance-rate structures and reserve-release schedules with your broker. 6. Sign the factoring agreement and submit invoices for immediate funding.
Common questions
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