Invoice/Receivables Financing
Working capital to bridge the gap when customers are slow to pay.
Turn Unpaid Invoices into Immediate Cash
Waiting 30, 60, or 90 days to collect on invoices you’ve already earned is one of the most common and most frustrating cash flow challenges in business. Invoice/Receivables Financing from King Capital lets you convert those outstanding invoices into working capital in days, not months.
Advantages of King Capital Invoice/Receivables Financing

Fast approvals
In as little as 2 hours!

Get paid faster
Access the money you’ve already earned in days, not weeks or months.

No More Chasing Customers
The factor takes on collection, freeing your team to focus on revenue-generating work.

Easy to Qualify
Approval is based on your customers’ creditworthiness, not your own.

No Personal Guarantee Required
Secure funding without risking your personal assets or credit.

Funding Amounts
$10,000 to $10 million.
How it works
We connect you with a third-party accounts receivable “factor.” You sell your unpaid invoices at a discounted rate, typically 85% to 90% of their face value. The factor collects from your customer, then remits the remaining balance to you minus a factoring fee. You get paid in days. The waiting is over.
Is Invoice/Receivables Financing the Right Choice?
This is an ideal solution if your business generates strong invoices but suffers from slow-paying clients. Unlike most financing options, qualification is based on your customers’ ability to pay, not your credit score or cash position.
If your team spends significant time and energy chasing overdue accounts, this program eliminates that drain and puts that time back into growing your business.
How to apply
Gather your docs
3 months of business bank statements, business tax returns, an accounts payable report, and a debt schedule. You’ll also need to demonstrate your customers have a reliable payment history.
Apply online or call us
Complete our Online Application or call (888) 811-6101.
We'll handle the rest
Our experts will review everything, explain your options, and manage the process.
