How Factoring Invoices Works

Receivable Factoring Flow Chart

Factoring invoices is a quick, easy and safe way to create working capital. Invoice factoring eliminates the wait for your accounts receivable to become cash, without the hassles of a traditional commercial loan. 

1. Client sends an invoice to their customer (Account Debtor). The invoice is to be made payable to the Client but the "Remit To" address will be to Catamount's bank in Dallas, TX.
2. At the same time, Client sends a copy of the invoice to Catamount to request funding.
3. Catamount will immediately wire transfer the agreed Advance Rate to the Clients bank.
4. Account Debtor sends payment for the invoice to the "Remit To" address on Clients invoice.
5. Catamount immediately sends final wire transfer of the Reserve Amount, less the agreed Factor Fee to the Client's bank.

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