Lending: Established Collections Team
You already run disciplined collections and want to keep every customer conversation in-house.
Texas Accounts Receivable Financing
Turn open receivables into working capital. Compare borrowing against your invoices with selling them, and choose the structure that fits how you manage collections.
Receivables as Capital
Accounts Receivable Financing in Texas
Accounts receivable financing is a broad term for any funding that uses your unpaid invoices as its basis. It comes in two main forms. With AR-based lending, you borrow against your receivables, keep collecting from customers yourself, and repay the lender as payments come in. With invoice factoring, you sell the invoices outright and the factor collects from your customers.
The right choice depends less on the cost of money and more on how your business runs: how strong your internal collections are, how predictable your customers' payments are, and whether your financials meet the reporting requirements a receivables lender will expect.
- Funding sized to your receivables, from $100K to $100M
- Advances typically 80% to 90% of eligible invoices
- Rates starting at 1.2% on factored receivables
- No start-up fees and no month-to-month contracts
- We help you compare structures before you commit
AR Lending vs. Factoring
Both convert receivables into cash. The table shows where they part ways, so you can match the structure to your back office rather than the other way round.
| Feature | Invoice Factoring | AR-Based Lending |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership of invoices | Invoices are sold to the factor. | You keep the invoices and pledge them as collateral. |
| Who collects | The factor collects from your customers. | Your team collects, then pays down the balance. |
| Customer awareness | Customers usually pay the factor directly. | Often invisible to customers. |
| Qualification focus | Mainly your customers' creditworthiness. | Your financials, reporting and borrowing history as well as your customers. |
| Ongoing reporting | Submit invoices as you choose to factor them. | Regular borrowing base reports and covenant checks. |
| On the balance sheet | Receivables become cash; no loan is added. | Recorded as debt. |
When Each Structure Makes Sense
Neither option is better in every case. These are the situations where one tends to fit more naturally than the other.
Lending: Strong Financial Reporting
Your books are audited or reviewed and you can produce borrowing base certificates on schedule.
Factoring: Lean Back Office
Nobody on staff has time to chase payments, and outsourcing collections frees real hours each week.
Factoring: Limited Operating History
Your customers are solid but your own track record is short, so approval based on their credit helps.
Factoring: Uneven Cash Needs
You want to fund only certain invoices or customers rather than maintain a standing facility.
Getting Receivables Funding Without Bank Hurdles
Many Texas companies first ask their bank for a receivables line and run into requirements around profitability, collateral beyond the receivables, and years of tax returns. Factoring sidesteps much of that because we look primarily at who owes you money and how reliably they pay.
If you are weighing revolving credit against selling invoices, our comparison of factoring vs. a line of credit covers the trade-offs in detail. We are happy to look at your aging report and tell you which receivables are likely to qualify.
- No long credit history or multi-year tax returns needed
- Invoice processing within 48 hours
- Funding in as fast as 2 hours from processing
What Makes Receivables Eligible
Whether you factor or borrow, funders look at the quality of the invoices themselves. These traits make receivables easier to finance.
Commercial Customers
Invoices owed by businesses, institutions or public entities rather than consumers.
Completed Work
Goods delivered or services performed, with no outstanding conditions before payment is due.
Reasonable Age
Invoices that are current or only modestly past due, rather than long overdue balances.
Clean Title
No existing liens or prior assignments on the receivables that would conflict with a new funder.
Documented Terms
Clear payment terms backed by purchase orders, contracts or signed delivery records.
Receivables Working Capital
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