We gather your financial statements, revenue documentation, and credit profile, then present your file to lenders who offer business lines of credit. Because Fen Advances is a broker rather than a direct lender, we compare multiple programs to find terms that align with your cash-flow patterns and repayment capacity. We walk you through cost transparency: origination steps, draw fees if any, and renewal structures. Once approved, you receive a credit facility you can tap by check, ACH transfer, or online portal.
For businesses across Cherry Hills Village seeking flexible working capital, a accounts receivable financing often complements term loans and SBA products available throughout Centennial.
What's the difference between accounts receivable financing and a bank loan?+
Accounts receivable financing is underwritten primarily against your customers' creditworthiness and payment history, not your own balance sheet, so approval is typically faster than a bank term loan and less dependent on your business's own credit score or years in operation.
How much of my invoice value can I access?+
Most factors advance 70 to 90 percent of the invoice value upfront, with the remainder — minus the factoring fee — released once your customer pays the invoice in full, so the exact split depends on the factor and your customer's payment history.
Will my customers know I'm using a factoring company?+
In most arrangements, yes — customers typically remit payment directly to the factor, often via a lockbox or new remittance address. Non-notification factoring exists but is less common and usually reserved for larger, established accounts with strong payment histories.
What industries commonly use accounts receivable financing?+
Staffing, trucking, manufacturing, wholesale distribution, and any B2B business that regularly invoices on net-30 or longer terms are the most frequent users of receivables financing, since it depends on having a steady stream of creditworthy business customers.