AFF handles the collection of the receivables arising from your deferred sales. The records and follow-up of your receivables are carried out by our company. An invoice is issued for the factoring fee, commission and similar expenses accrued by our company; you can list this invoice among your financing expenses. Our company sends the customer monthly statements and reports showing the status of their receivables.
Factoring means transferring the deferred receivables from your goods or service sales to a factoring company, which converts them into cash before their due date — speeding up your business's cash flow.
How can I apply?
Just fill out the form on our Contact page — our team will reach out shortly with a proposal tailored to your needs.
What does factoring cost?
There are two typical costs: a commission for collection intermediation and guarantee service, and interest if you use the advance payment option. Exact rates depend on your application.
Can SMEs use factoring?
Yes — factoring is an important financing alternative for SMEs, strengthening working capital by quickly converting deferred receivables into cash.
How fast is the advance payment?
Once the contract and documentation are complete, the factoring company quickly pays the advance — generally up to 80% of the receivable.