Pacific Business Capital Corporation is one of the few asset-based lenders to offer purchase order financing. PBCC can advance funds to purchase raw material, pay for labor, or simply provide the cash or letter of credit to purchase the finished product itself.

The following is a list of general guidelines PBCC will apply to your application for purchase order financing:

Your product must be broadly re-saleable.
Your company and product must be established and proven in the marketplace.
 
Pacific Business Capital must factor all invoices generated from the completion of the purchase orders financed by PBCC.
Your customer(s) must be credit-worthy.
Payment terms on the purchase order to be financed must not exceed 60 days.
PBCC must pay suppliers directly from any advances made on a financed purchase order.
 
Pacific Business Capital Corporation will not finance purchase orders for service or progress/milestone billings.
PBCC may also require additional collateral.

Application Requirements
You will need to complete PBCC's application and provide all supporting documentation requested.
We will need three customer references currently purchasing the same product from your company.
Your company will need to provide a list of the suppliers involved in completing the purchase order to be financed.
Evidence of proper insurance coverage will need to be provided if your company is manufacturing the product (i.e., inventory, commercial liability, transportation, etc.).
We would like to have a brochure or information about your product.

Pricing
 
Pacific Business Capital's fee for financing your purchase orders will range between 7% and 12% of the purchase order value for the first 30 days.
There will be an additional fee for each day beyond the first 30 days.
PBCC may advance up to 75% of the gross income generated by the purchase order financed.
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