Accounts Receivable Financing
Turn Unpaid Invoices Into
Fast, Flexible Funding.
Boost your cash flow by using outstanding receivables to secure immediate working capital.
What is Accounts Receivable Financing?
A/R financing lets businesses sell unpaid invoices to get fast cash—no need to wait on client payments. It’s a smart way to boost cash flow, cover expenses, and fuel growth without relying on slow-paying customers.
How Accounts Receivable Financing Works
1
Deliver Goods or Services
You fulfill orders or provide services to a creditworthy business under agreed payment terms.
2
Submit Invoice
Send the invoice, along with supporting documents (contracts, POs, etc.), to Gotham Capital.
3
Get an Advance
We review and verify the invoice, then advance 70–90% of the total amount to you.
4
Customer Makes Payment
Your customer pays the full invoice—via ACH, wire, or check—directly to Gotham Capital.
5
Receive the Remaining Balance
Once payment is received, we send you the remaining balance minus our fee. Repeat as needed.
Specialized AR Financing Solutions by Industry
Every industry has cash flow hurdles. AR Financing turns your unpaid invoices into fast funding so you can keep scaling without the wait.
⚙ Manufacturing
Cover raw materials, payroll, or production delays by turning unpaid invoices into working capital.
Staffing
Meet weekly payroll obligations while waiting for client payments with steady cash flow from AR financing.
Technology
Bridge the gap between delivering services or software and receiving payment with invoice-based funding.
Printing
Manage equipment expenses and bulk orders by accelerating your receivables.
Wholesale / Distribution
Smooth over long payment terms and large order cycles with immediate access to invoice advances
Transportation
Offset fuel costs, repairs, and driver payroll by converting outstanding freight invoices into cash.
Apparel
Keep up with seasonal demands and retailer payment delays using flexible AR financing.
Business Services
Whether it’s consulting or B2B contracts, AR financing helps access cash while clients pay on terms.
Oil Field
Fund high-ticket jobs, equipment rentals, and labor costs while clients settle large invoices on net terms.
Ready to Scale Your Business?
How to Qualify
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A minimum credit score of 600 shows you're a reliable borrower and helps lenders assess risk.
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Consistent monthly revenue of at least $8,000 demonstrates your business has healthy cash flow.
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You must have been operating for at least six months to show business stability and performance history.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does AR financing actually put cash in my hands faster?
AR financing accelerates your cash flow by converting unpaid customer invoices into immediate working capital. Instead of waiting 30, 60, or even 90 days for payment, a financing partner fronts you a percentage of the invoice—often within 24 to 48 hours—so you can keep operations moving and avoid cash crunches.
Is AR financing a sign that my business is struggling?
Not at all. Many growing businesses use AR financing strategically to support expansion, meet payroll, or take on larger contracts. It’s a tool to better manage cash flow—not a reflection of financial instability.
What makes my business eligible for AR financing?
Eligibility depends more on the strength of your customers than your own credit. If you invoice other businesses or government agencies with good payment histories, and your receivables are current (usually under 90 days), you’re likely a strong candidate.
Will AR financing affect my customer relationships?
A reputable AR financing provider will work professionally and respectfully when collecting payments, ensuring your customer relationships remain intact. In fact, many providers operate under your business name or as a seamless extension of your team.
Is there a limit to how much I can finance?
AR financing is typically scalable. The more receivables you generate, the more funding you can access. Unlike a traditional loan with a fixed limit, your borrowing power grows as your business and invoice volume grow.
What’s the difference between factoring and AR financing?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but there are subtle differences. Factoring usually involves selling invoices and having the factor manage collections, while AR financing may let you retain more control over collections, depending on the agreement. Both options help you access cash tied up in unpaid invoices.