Receive cash for your outstanding invoices.
Invoice factoring helps turn unpaid invoices into working capital in less than week, so you don’t have to wait weeks or months to get paid. IOU Financial’s network partners give small businesses a faster way to improve cash flow.
Who qualifies for an invoice factoring product through IOU Financial's network?
Invoice factoring is designed for businesses that invoice other businesses or government entities and need faster access to working capital.
B2B or B2G Business
Your company sells to other businesses or government agencies—not directly to consumers.
Recent Outstanding Invoices
Eligible invoices are typically 30–90 days old and unpaid.
Creditworthy Customers
Approval is based largely on the credit strength of your customers, not just your business.
Invoice Aging Report
An aging report is required to verify invoice status and payment history.
Final approval depends on specific business and customer qualifications.

When you treat small businesses right, the impact adds up.
We believe in doing what is best for business owners. In our 15 years, that approach has helped deploy $1.9B in loans, which has generated an estimated $6.5B in economic impact and created ~41,000 jobs.
Capital deployed
Comprising of more than 17,000 loans to small businesses (SMBs).
Incremental U.S. business activity
IOU’s $1.9B in loans deployed for small businesses has generated $6.5B in incremental economic growth.
Jobs created
That growth has employed over 41,000 hard-working individuals across the United States.
Quick answers: Your finance questions, solved.
A business line of credit is a flexible funding option that gives you access to a set amount of capital you can draw from as needed. You only pay interest on what you use, and as you repay, those funds become available again.
A business line of credit is often used for everyday business needs like managing cash flow, covering payroll, purchasing inventory, handling seasonal expenses, or responding to unexpected costs.
A business LOC can be a good fit for small businesses that want flexibility and control over when they borrow. It’s especially useful when expenses are unpredictable or don’t follow a set schedule.
No. A business loan provides a one-time lump sum with a fixed repayment schedule. A business line of credit offers ongoing access to funds, giving you more flexibility when expenses change month to month.
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Start your financing journey with a simple, transparent application process. We succeed when your business succeeds, which is why doing right by small business owners will always come first.




