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International Factoring

Finance Against Eligible Overseas Buyer Receivables

Explore export receivables finance through appropriate international factoring or related approved arrangements, based on the exporter, overseas buyer, eligible invoices and transaction documentation.

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Key Funding Features

  • Buyer: Eligible Overseas Corporate Buyer
  • Structure: With or Without Recourse Where Available
  • Underlying Asset: Genuine Export Receivables
  • Funding and Tenor: Funder/Transaction Specific
  • Country, Buyer and Product Screening

Funding Purpose

What This Funding May Support

  • Working capital against export receivables
  • Eligible collection-cycle financing
  • Cross-border trade receivable management where supported

Preliminary Eligibility & Structure

Preliminary Eligibility & Assessment

  • Confirm buyer, invoice, shipment and payment terms.
  • Assess country/sanctions, dispute and duplicate-finance risks.
  • Determine recourse terms specifically in the signed financing arrangement.
  • Do not impose the domestic seller-side ₹250 crore buyer-turnover criterion on this product.

Documents to Keep Ready

Documents to Keep Ready

  • Exporter KYC, IEC/GST and financials
  • Export sales ledger and invoice ageing
  • PO, shipping and buyer acceptance evidence
  • Payment and outstanding receivable details

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the domestic buyer turnover threshold apply?

No. International factoring uses separate overseas buyer and transaction criteria.

What does without recourse mean?

Risk allocation depends on the signed facility and exceptions; do not assume every factoring offer is without recourse.

Can disputed invoices be funded?

Disputed or unverified receivables may fail transaction eligibility.

Conversion, SEO & Application

Discuss Your International Factoring Requirement

Share your business or project details to start a preliminary funding assessment with Capital Yono.

Funding is subject to eligibility, appraisal, due diligence, approval and final terms from the relevant funding provider.