In the trucking industry, payment delays are the norm. Carriers and owner-operators often wait 30–90 days for brokers and shippers to pay invoices. Meanwhile, fuel, driver wages, insurance, and repair bills can’t wait.
This cash flow gap is where invoice factoring comes in. With factoring, trucking companies sell their unpaid freight bills to a factoring provider and get immediate cash (often within 24 hours).
At Mehmi Financial Group, we help fleets and independent drivers stabilize cash flow with factoring solutions designed for transportation businesses.
This turns your accounts receivable into working capital you can use immediately for fuel, payroll, repairs, and new routes.
The transportation sector is one of the biggest users of factoring because:
For fleets in Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Montreal, and Halifax, invoice factoring is often the difference between running at full capacity and being forced to decline freight.
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A small carrier in Ontario with five trucks was facing cash flow pressure because shippers took 60 days to pay. Fuel costs alone were over $25,000/month.
By partnering with Mehmi for freight invoice factoring, they received 85% of each load invoice upfront. This allowed them to:
Within six months, the fleet expanded to eight trucks, taking on contracts they couldn’t have accepted before.
FAQ: Trucking Invoice Factoring
1. How fast can I get paid with factoring?
Most trucking companies receive cash within 24–48 hours of submitting invoices.
2. What’s the advance rate?
Typically 70–95% of invoice value upfront, depending on client and factoring agreement.
3. Do I still own the invoices?
No, the factoring company purchases them and collects directly from shippers/brokers.
4. Is this only for big fleets?
No. Owner-operators and small fleets often benefit the most.
5. Does factoring hurt customer relationships?
No. Factoring companies act professionally, and most shippers/brokers are accustomed to it.
6. Is factoring better than a loan?
For immediate operating expenses like fuel and payroll, factoring is often faster and more flexible than loans.
For Canadian trucking companies, invoice factoring is one of the fastest and most practical ways to keep cash flowing. Instead of waiting 30–90 days for payments, you get cash upfront, keep your trucks moving, and grow your fleet with confidence.
At Mehmi, we specialize in invoice & freight factoring for trucking businesses across Canada. Whether you’re an owner-operator or a fleet of 50, factoring helps you bridge the gap between deliveries and payments.
Try our financing calculator to estimate costs, or contact us to get a tailored factoring solution today.
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