The order is confirmed. The financing should be too.
Purchase order financing exists for one moment: a real buyer, a real PO, and a production bill your cash can't cover. Your buyer's credit does the heavy lifting.
Qualify on your buyer's credit, not yours
The lender pays your supplier directly against the confirmed PO and collects when your buyer pays. A strong buyer makes deals fundable at 5x your trailing revenue.
From first retail PO to distributor scale
Works for a $250K first order into a regional chain or a $5M distributor commitment. The structure is the same; the verification gets more thorough as the zeros add up.
Margin math first, always
PO financing costs a percentage of the order per month outstanding. On healthy wholesale margins it's cheap insurance; on thin ones it eats the deal. We run that math with you upfront.
Structures that fit this channel
All five, comparedA lender pays your supplier directly against a confirmed purchase order from your buyer. You fulfill; they collect; you keep the spread.
$250K – $10MCapital secured by the inventory it buys. The lender advances against the PO or the landed stock; you repay as units sell through.
$100K – $5MGet matched in five minutes
Same form, wherever you start. Your platform mix shapes which lenders you see.
What's your growth opportunity?
The right capital depends on what it's for. Start there.