
Industry Spotlight: How Cash Flow Funding Solutions Differ for Service vs Manufacturing Businesses
Cash flow challenges show up differently depending on the type of business you run. A service business might feel the
Pay your suppliers upfront, receive early payment discounts and improve your working capital position with OptiPay’s Supply Chain Funding Solution.
OptiPay offers Supply Chain Finance to Australian businesses with proven track records. With our strong financial position and expertise in trade transactions, it allow us to quickly structure the best funding solution for your business. Simple and straightforward!
The key concept behind supply chain finance is to pay your suppliers as quickly as possible in order to take advantage of early settlement discounts. In simple terms, it allows the buyer (you or your business) to pay later and the supplier to secure payments earlier, allowing both parties to improve their working capital position.
Fill out our quick application form to get in touch with one of our friendly advisers and find out how trade finance can help your business.
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We are a nimble finance company, which has been around for over 5 years servicing growing small to medium size businesses. This allows us to create flexible and innovative funding solutions customised to your specific business needs.
We have funded over $1 billion dollars to over 350 Australian businesses. We’ve provided the funding solutions to scale our client’s businesses, across the globe.
If you are looking to fund international trade transactions including import and export finance, please refer to our Trade Finance product and other funding solutions.

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