Invoice Finance for Limited Companies

Waiting 30, 60 or 90 days to get paid can choke a growing business. Invoice finance releases most of the value of your unpaid invoices straight away, so you’ve got the working capital to pay staff, buy stock and take on more work.

How it works

A lender advances a percentage of each qualifying invoice (often up to around 85–90%) as soon as you raise it, then releases the balance, less their fee, when your customer pays. It’s ongoing funding that grows with your sales ledger.

This is a separate enquiry

Invoice finance is working-capital finance, not vehicle finance — so it doesn’t go through our van finance form. To explore it, contact us directly and we’ll point you to the right facility.

Call 01904 948008 or email hello@vanfinancelimited.co.uk with a bit about your business and your typical invoice values.

Looking to fund a vehicle instead? See business used van finance.

Frequently asked questions

Is invoice finance the same as van finance?

No — invoice finance frees up cash tied in unpaid invoices, while van finance funds a vehicle. They’re separate products with separate enquiries.

Who is invoice finance for?

Limited companies that invoice other businesses on credit terms and want to smooth cash flow rather than wait 30–90 days to be paid.