
Supply Chain Finance
Pay Suppliers Faster. Pay Us Later.
Unlock liquidity by financing supplier payments while extending flexible terms for your business.
What is Supply Chain Finance?
Supply Chain Finance is a solution that strengthens your relationships with suppliers while optimizing your cash flow. Instead of choosing between paying early or holding onto liquidity, Quick Capital helps you pay suppliers upfront whether they are in the U.S. or anywhere else in the world.
This solution allows you to extend your payment terms or secure early-payment discounts from your suppliers. Either way, it’s a win-win: your suppliers get paid faster, you improve purchasing conditions, and your business preserves more working capital to reinvest in growth.
It’s financing designed to bring balance across your supply chain supporting both your suppliers and your business at the same time.
How Does Supply Chain Finance Work?
1. You Place an Order
You issue a purchase order to your supplier, whether they are in the U.S. or anywhere else in the world.
2. Supplier Confirms & Invoices
The supplier confirms the order and issues an invoice (or a proforma invoice).
3. We Pay the Supplier
With the supplier’s consent and verification that the invoice is valid, Quick Capital advances 70% to 80% of the invoice value directly to the supplier.
4. Extended Terms
Quick Capital extends your payment terms, typically between 60 and 120 days.
5. Final Payment
You repay the outstanding balance to Quick Capital within the agreed timeframe.
Benefits of Supply Chain Finance with Quick Capital
Extended Payment Terms
Defer payments up to 120 days while ensuring your suppliers get paid on time.
Stronger Supplier Relationships
Offer suppliers faster payments, often at a discount, strengthening trust and long-term partnerships.
Preserve Working Capital
Free up liquidity to reinvest in growth, marketing, or new opportunities while keeping operations running smoothly.
Global Support
We support businesses with supply chain partners across the U.S., Latin America, and Europe.
No Debt Impact
Supply Chain Finance is not additional debt, it’s a financing structure aligned with your real supply chain flows.