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Invoice factoring in Canada

Sell eligible receivables to a factoring provider to access cash.

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General information, not personal advice.

What to consider

Factoring is not simply another term loan. Check recourse, fees and customer contact.

Who can help?

Factoring companies. This describes a provider type, not a confirmed DebtHelpers partner.

Questions to ask

  • Who carries the risk of non-payment?
  • How will customers be contacted?

MAKE THE CONVERSATION COUNT

Three things to have handy

  • 1Invoice amounts and expected payment dates
  • 2Customer payment history and disputes
  • 3Questions about recourse and customer contact

A preparation guide, not an application checklist. Keep documents with you; this form does not ask for uploads or account numbers.

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BDC: Factoring

This brief is a starting point. Rules, availability and individual circumstances may change the options. The source link is an editorial reference, not a paid referral.

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