Secured trade debt is typically supported by collateral such as inventory, accounts receivable, or other trade-related assets. By providing financing against these assets, we offer SMEs a lower-cost funding option compared to unsecured loans. The collateral mitigates the lender’s risk, making it possible to extend credit to SMEs with limited credit history or financial resources.

SMEs often require working capital to finance their trade activities, such as purchasing inventory or fulfilling large orders. Financing secured trade debt can provide SMEs with the necessary capital to meet these immediate funding needs. By offering working capital support, we help SMEs manage cash flow fluctuations, bridge payment gaps, and seize growth opportunities.

Secured trade debt financing helps mitigate the risks associated with trade transactions. The collateral acts as a safeguard for lenders in case of default by SMEs. Additionally, traderelated assets like letters of credit or export credit insurance can provide added protection against non-payment or political risks. By financing secured trade debt, we contribute to the risk management efforts of SMEs, enabling them to engage in international trade with reduced uncertainty.

SMEs often face challenges in accessing traditional financing due to their size, limited credit history, or lack of collateral. Financing secured trade debt offers an alternative funding avenue for these businesses. By considering the value of trade-related assets as collateral, we can provide financing to SMEs that may not meet the requirements for conventional loans. This access to financing empowers SMEs to pursue trade opportunities and expand their operations.