Wholesale distributors and bulk suppliers.
Wholesale businesses often need significant capital to purchase inventory ahead of fulfilling bulk orders, with payment from buyers sometimes arriving well after the sale.
Funding options that fit
Common ways wholesale businesses access capital.
Why Wholesale businesses choose us
Inventory & Bulk Purchasing Power
Working capital to purchase inventory in bulk ahead of demand.
Invoice Factoring for B2B Sales
Converting outstanding customer invoices into available cash.
Warehouse & Equipment Financing
Financing warehouse space or material handling equipment.
What funding partners consider
Factors that commonly shape funding options for wholesale businesses.
Standard B2B payment terms (like net-30) are a common factor in wholesale funding.
How quickly inventory moves can affect your options.
The mix and reliability of your customer base may be considered.
Example scenarios
A few ways wholesale businesses put funding to work.
Purchasing Bulk Inventory
Buying inventory in volume ahead of a large order or season.
Bridging a Payment Gap on B2B Invoices
Covering costs while waiting on standard net-30/60 payment terms.
Expanding Warehouse Space
Funding additional storage or handling capacity.
Recommended funding for Wholesale
Startup Funding
Financing options for newer businesses building traction.
Equipment Financing
Finance equipment without tying up all your working capital.
Business Term Loans
Predictable financing for major business expenses, repaid on a fixed schedule.
Invoice Factoring
Convert outstanding invoices into working capital instead of waiting on customer payment terms.
Common funding needs for wholesale businesses
Frequently asked questions
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Funding built for Wholesale businesses
One application, matched to funding options across our lending network.