US ⇄ IN CorridorIndia–U.S. Non-Recourse Receivables Desk live with 85% LTV advance.Run a liquidity check →
Pricing

Three numbers. All disclosed before you sign.

An advance now, a discount for the days outstanding, the reserve at maturity. Everything on this page is an indicative band — your written offer states your exact terms. There is no fourth number.

The instrument

Move the invoice. Watch all three numbers move.

$100,000 · 90 days
indicative — offer governs
ADVANCE $85,000 — NOW
RESERVE
to your verified accountdiscount $4,500at maturity $10,000
ADVANCE RATE
85%
Immediate wire
DISCOUNT FEE
1.5%
Per 30 days
RESERVE HELD
13.5%
Released at maturity

Illustrative at 85% advance · 1.5% per 30 days · $500 fee. Actual advance rate, discount, fees and eligibility depend on underwriting and are stated only in a written offer.

How the reserve comes back →
Trace it

Nothing vanishes. Trace every dollar.

One invoice, two envelopesInvoice value $125,000
Now
Advance to you
$106,250
85% of the invoice, wired at purchase.
At maturity
Reserve held for you
$18,750
− $5,625 discount
Less a $500 statement fee, the remainder transfers to you:
$12,625 → reserve released to you
Sealed until your buyer settles. It is your money, waiting.
Advance now (85%)$106,250
Discount — price of time and risk$5,625
Statement fee$500
Reserve released to you$12,625
Reconciles to invoice$125,000

The reserve sits in your name from day one. Watch what happens when the buyer pays.

The discount is the price of time and risk. The reserve is simply the rest of your invoice — released with a final statement that documents every figure.

Dispute or short-payment? What happens to the reserve →

Eight levers

Why your terms are what they are.

Direction of effect only — no rates here, because pretending precision before underwriting would be a lie. Buyer credit quality does the heaviest lifting.

Buyer credit quality

does the heaviest lifting

Longer tenor

more discount blocks

Documentation quality

clean docs, faster offer

Invoice age

older is harder to fund

Fast buyer confirmation

de-risks the file

Dilution history

credit notes weigh

Concentration

one-buyer books tighten

Repeat relationship

clean record speeds terms

Score my file against these →
A trust asset

What is never charged.

Application fee
Fee on a declined offer
Netted FX margin
Any charge before a written offer
Open the closed fee list →
WIREBank wire cost to send your advance — at cost, itemised.
DOCUMENTATIONThird-party filing / document charges, passed through at cost.
CREDIT_CHECKBuyer credit-report cost when incurred, passed through at cost.
OTHERAnything else is named and priced in your written offer — never a surprise.

If a fee is not on this list and in your written offer, it does not exist.

FX, x-rayed

Read a remittance advice like an auditor.

REMITTANCE ADVICETYPICAL
INVOICEUSD 125,000.00
APPLIED RATE82.10 INR/USD
GROSSINR 1,02,62,500
SPREAD(included above)
← margin padded into the rate
REMITTANCE ADVICEOURS
INVOICEUSD 125,000.00
REFERENCE RATE (MID-MARKET)83.40 INR/USD
RATE TIMESTAMP2026-07-08 09:14 UTC
DISCOUNT (LABELLED)INR 1,04,250
NET TO YOUINR 1,03,20,750
Rate referenced to mid-market; the discount is the only charge, and it is labelled.

Read a remittance advice like an auditor. We arm you with these questions even for deals that are not with us.

Speed vs the alternative

Day 7 versus day 43. And an honest ledger.

PURCHASE — FAST TRACK
Day 7
advance paid ✓
BANK LOAN — SLOW TRACK
Day 43
awaiting collateral valuation

For strong borrowers a loan is often cheaper — the race is about speed and risk transfer, not headline rate. Full comparison →

RECEIVABLES PURCHASEBANK LOANWAITING
SPEED~7–10 daysweeks–months90–120 days
BALANCE SHEETasset sold, no new debtliability addedcash trapped
COLLATERALthe invoice itselfbroader security / guaranteesnone
BUYER RISKours — non-recourse*yoursyours
HEADLINE COSTdiscount per 30 daysoften lower for strong borrowers†the orders you decline

*Standard non-recourse product; dispute/dilution recourse applies per agreement. †True — and we say so.

If your bank's offer is better for you, take it — and we'll tell you so.

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Your three numbers, in writing.

Underwriting first, numbers after — never the reverse. No obligation; nothing charged if you decline.