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— while your customer spreads the cost over 3 months

Capify can pay you directly for eligible supplier invoices, so you improve cash flow, reduce chasing, and remove bad-debt exposure on funded invoices. Your customer repays Capify over up to 3 months.

When customers pay late, wholesalers carry the cost

When a customer can't pay on time, the burden shifts to you. Debtor days creep up, your credit control team spends more time chasing and less time on higher-value work, and the risk of non-payment grows the longer an invoice sits unpaid.

Supplier invoice payment

A supplier invoice payment solution built for real-world cash flow pressure

If your customer needs breathing space to pay, Capify can fund eligible invoices so you get paid promptly, and your customer repays Capify over up to three monthly instalments.

You invoice as normal 

(B2B goods invoice, typically £5,000+)

Your customers applies for credit with Capify

Capify pays you directly  for eligible invoices

Your customer repays Capify over up to 3 months

(subject to credit approval)

Not factoring. Not invoice discounting.

No discounting 

of your invoice value like factoring/invoice finance

No need to extend terms

to accommodate payment delays

Capify manages repayment 

with the buyer (reducing your admin)

You receive payment upfront 

for funded invoices

Benefits

Late payments put pressure on both sides of the relationship. This gives wholesalers a structured way to get paid on time, while giving buyers a manageable route to settle larger invoices — without renegotiating terms.

Wholesalers Benefits

Buyer Benefits

Eligibility criteria

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Not sure if you qualify? The criteria below cover the basics. A 15-minute call confirms the rest.

Wholesaler

(supplier)

UK Limited Company 

Selling goods B2B and issuing invoices to Ltd companies 

Invoice value typically £5,000+ 

Invoice issued in the last 30 days 

Buyer

(your customer)

UK Limited Company 

Trading for 12+ months 

Annual turnover £120,000+ 

Subject to Capify credit checks and approval 

Tailored Support for Your Industry

Invoice finance is the engine room for sectors dealing with long payment terms. 

Construction

Bridge the gap between high upfront material costs and lengthy project payment cycles.

Recruitment

Ensure your contractors and staff are paid on time, even if your clients pay in 60 days.

Manufacturing

Keep production lines moving and supply chains active without waiting for end-client settlement.

Haulage & Transport

Cover rising fuel and maintenance costs immediately, regardless of payment delays.

Wholesale & Retail

Balance inventory purchasing with seasonal sales fluctuations.

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When wholesalers use this most

This isn’t a product for every invoice or every customer. It works best in specific situations — where the relationship is worth protecting, but waiting on payment isn’t an option.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we have to offer this to all customers?

No. It can be offered selectively where it helps maintain on-time payments.

No — you continue invoicing as normal. Capify funds eligible invoices and manages repayment with the buyer.

No. This is a supplier invoice payment option where Capify pays the supplier directly and the buyer repays Capify over up to 3 months.

Typically B2B goods invoices of £10k+ issued within the last 30 days, subject to eligibility and credit approval.

No. All funding is subject to credit assessment and approval.

Want to offer this to selected customers?

Book a short call and we’ll confirm eligibility, walk through the process, and explain how to introduce it without disrupting your credit policy.

Disclaimer:

Funding is subject to eligibility criteria and credit approval.

Maximum repayment term up to three months (terms may vary).

This page is intended for UK businesses. Capify does not provide advice; you should consider your circumstances.”