Invoice factoring
Invoice factoring sells your accounts receivable to a factoring company at a discount, delivering immediate cash, typically 70 to 90 percent upfront, while the factor collects payment directly from your customer. Once the invoice is paid in full, you receive the remaining balance minus the factoring fee. Unlike a loan, factoring does not create debt on your balance sheet; you are monetizing an asset you already earned. Recourse and non-recourse structures exist, with recourse factoring requiring you to buy back unpaid invoices if the customer defaults, while non-recourse transfers that credit risk to the factor for a higher fee.
Who we serve
Trucking and freight brokers dominate factoring volume because Highway 4 and I-680 carriers often wait weeks for shipper payment while fuel, tolls, and driver wages demand immediate cash. A Clayton-based flatbed operator hauling construction materials to Bay Area job sites can factor each load's invoice and keep rigs moving without pausing for receivables to clear. Staffing agencies, janitorial services, and wholesale distributors along Diamond Boulevard and Willow Pass Road also lean on factoring to bridge the gap between payroll cycles and client remittance schedules.
Factoring companies evaluate your customers' creditworthiness more than your own, so startups and businesses with thin credit histories can qualify when traditional business lines of credit remain out of reach. Expect to provide a schedule of accounts receivable, aging reports, customer contracts, and proof of delivery or service completion. The factor will verify invoices, confirm no liens encumber the receivables, and may request a UCC search. Because approval hinges on your customers' payment behavior, diversified client rosters and invoices from creditworthy corporations accelerate underwriting.
We analyze your invoice portfolio, customer concentration, and average days sales outstanding to match you with factoring firms that specialize in your sector, whether that means trucking company factoring companies for freight haulers or general commercial factors for service businesses. Our broker role means we compare advance rates, fee structures, and contract terms across multiple factors, then guide you through due diligence and onboarding. Visit our office at 1950 Diamond Blvd, Concord, CA 94520 or call (925) 502-2437 to start the conversation. For broader financing options, explore our Concord commercial lending hub or review equipment financing if you also need to acquire trucks or machinery.
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