Invoice factoring allows businesses to sell their unpaid invoices to a factoring company in exchange for immediate cash, bypassing long wait times for customer payments.
Here's how it typically works in Canada:
Canadian businesses benefit from faster cash flow and fewer collection headaches. As the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) notes, factoring helps manage cash flow, finance new orders, and reduce collection burdens.
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Looking for local factoring gives you:
Here are trusted factoring providers with locations across Canada:
In sectors like trucking, where operating costs are immediate but payment terms are delayed, freight factoring is a game-changer. It injects liquidity for fuel, maintenance, and payroll, helping keep trucks moving (Factoring Companies)
Factoring isn’t just a loan—it accelerates the cash conversion cycle, improves cash flow predictability, and reduces administrative burden (eCapital)
At Mehmi, we provide a tailored approach to receivables financing that supports:
1. How fast can I get funding?
Usually 24–48 hours after invoice submission.
2. How much of the invoice value is advanced?
Typically 70%–95%, depending on client creditworthiness and industry.
3. Is factoring debt?
No. It's a sale of receivables—not a loan—and doesn't create liability.
4. Does factoring manage collections?
Yes. The factor collects from customers, easing your admin load.
5. What is recourse vs non-recourse factoring?
6. Can startups use invoice factoring?
Yes—particularly businesses with steady invoicing or clients—even without property or equipment.
Looking for invoice factoring near you? Canadian businesses gain speed, flexibility, and reliable funding by partnering with local providers like Riviera Finance, Rev Capital, Accord Financial, and eCapital.
Mehmi Financial Group also offers flexible invoice and freight factoring solutions with fast approvals and industry expertise. Get started now by running your numbers in our calculator, then reach out via Contact Us for personalized options.