- Eligibility thresholds based on UK Finance Invoice Finance Standards 2024 and published criteria from Bibby Financial Services, Close Brothers, Aldermore, and Lloyds Bank Invoice Finance.
- Debtor concentration limits: most providers restrict concentration to 25–30% of ledger for invoice discounting; factoring is more flexible at 40–50%. Selective IF has no concentration requirement.
- Fee ranges: service fee 0.2–2.0% of invoice value; discount rate base +1.5–4.0% p.a.; advance rate 80–90%. Source: ABFA (Asset Based Finance Association) Market Report 2024.
- This tool provides indicative eligibility assessment. Actual provider terms depend on detailed due diligence, ledger audit, and provider-specific criteria.
Three invoice finance products assessed:
Invoice Discounting — you retain control of collections. Requires low debtor concentration (<30%), good debtor credit quality, and typically 2+ years trading.
Factoring — provider manages collections on your behalf. More flexible on concentration and debtor quality. Suits businesses with weaker credit control.
Selective Invoice Finance — cherry-pick individual invoices to fund. Most flexible: no concentration limit, no minimum ledger size. Higher cost per invoice.
Cross-link: T240 Working Capital Gap Calculator — size the funding gap before assessing invoice finance options.