South Africa

    Invoice Finance for SA SMEs — apply once, compare lenders.

    Advance up to 80% of outstanding B2B invoices instead of waiting 30–90 days.

    No credit pull Instant score One application, many funders
    At a glance
    Amount
    R100,000 – R20m
    Turnaround
    48–72 hours
    Best for
    B2B businesses
    • Advance up to 80% of invoice value
    • Stop waiting 30–90 days for payment
    • Scales automatically with your sales
    • No long-term lock-ins on most facilities
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    Eligibility

    Who qualifies for invoice finance?

    • Creditworthy debtors
    • Trading 6+ months
    • Recurring B2B invoices
    Documents

    What you'll need to apply

    Debtors age analysis
    Sample invoices
    Bank statements

    Upload once on Funder — every matched lender sees the same pack.

    How it works

    Getting invoice finance on Funder

    1. Step 01

      Check your fundability

      Answer a few questions and get an instant readiness score — no credit pull.

    2. Step 02

      Get matched to lenders

      We rank lenders by approval odds, cost and turnaround for your profile.

    3. Step 03

      Submit one application

      Upload documents once. Multiple lenders review in parallel.

    4. Step 04

      Compare offers & accept

      Review terms side-by-side and accept the best fit.

    Lenders

    Invoice Finance lenders we work with

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    No upfront fees

    Funder is free for SMEs. Lenders pay us when you get funded.

    Built for SA realities

    B-BBEE, SARS tax compliance, CIPC and VAT logic baked in.

    One application, many lenders

    Stop re-submitting the same docs to every funder.

    FAQ

    Invoice Finance in South Africa — questions answered

    What's the difference between invoice discounting and factoring?

    With discounting you keep collections in-house and your customers don't know. With factoring the lender collects from your debtors directly. We match you to both.

    Which debtors qualify?

    Established, creditworthy B2B customers — typically corporates, government, or large SMEs. Consumer invoices generally don't qualify.

    How much does invoice finance cost in South Africa?

    Typically a 1–4% discount fee on the invoice value plus a service charge. Effective cost depends on debtor payment days.

    Ready to see what you qualify for?

    Get your free Fundability Score, see your matched invoice finance offers, and apply once.