Apply For Invoice Discounting

Invoice Discounting Application

Step 1 – Company & Contact Details

Step 2 – Business & Invoice Details

Step 3 – Upload Documents (PDF only)

invoice Discounting Documents

Before applying for the Loan Application, please keep the following documents ready in PDF format:

  • Last 3 years Company ITR & Balance Sheet (combined into one single PDF file)

  • Business PAN Card (PDF file)

  • Company Bank Statement for the last 1 year (combined into one single PDF file)

  • Copy of Invoice(s)(single PDF file)

  • Purchase Order/ Contract (single PDF file)

  • GST return last 1 year  (single PDF file)

Features And Benefits

  • Get up to 80–90% of invoice value as immediate working capital

  • No fresh collateral required – invoices act as security

  • Improves cash flow without impacting existing limits

  • Can be used for raw material purchase, salaries, vendor payments etc.

  • Flexible tenure aligned with buyer credit period (30–120 days, as per lender policy)

Eligibility

Basic Eligibility

  • Registered proprietorship / partnership / Pvt. Ltd. / LLP

  • Minimum business vintage: 2–3 years

  • Stable turnover with regular GST-compliant sales

  • Buyers should be reputed/rated / listed companies (as per lender list)

Fees and Charges

  • Discounting / Interest Rate: starts from 13% p.a.+ (depending on profile & buyer rating)

  • Processing Fees: typically 1%–2% of limit (plus applicable taxes)

  • Documentation / Due Diligence Charges: as per lender’s policy

  • Other Charges: cheque bounce / penal interest / overdue charges as per sanction terms

(Exact pricing is decided by the respective Bank / NBFC / Financier based on assessment.)

How It Works

  • Submit invoice discounting application with required documents

  • Lender evaluates your business, buyers & financials

  • On approval, a limit is sanctioned and documentation completed

  • You upload / submit invoices to the financier for discounting

  • Financier disburses funds (80–90%) to your account; balance received on buyer payment (after charges)

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