Invoice discounting is a financial service that allows your business to access immediate cash by selling your unpaid invoices to a funder.
Unlike a loan, invoice discounting isn’t recorded as debt. You’re simply receiving early payment on an invoice you’ve already issued.
Any growing business with long customer payment terms and a need for faster cash flow can benefit from it.
If your customers don’t pay on time or if you only invoice once in a while, other funding methods might be better.
It’s used to bridge cash flow gaps, ensuring you can pay suppliers and staff while waiting on customer payments.
Yes. There’s no requirement for ongoing contracts — you can finance selectively when needed.
We fund based on your client’s strength, not your credit score. We’re fast, transparent, and relationship-driven.
Your business should be a registered South African entity (Pty Ltd or CC), with a monthly funding need of R100K+, and issue invoices to other South African businesses.
Typically, we require company registration docs, recent invoices, bank statements, and ID copies for directors.
Once all documents are submitted, approval can happen within 24–48 hours.
The process is 100% online. Complete our pre-qual form, submit docs, and we’ll assess and respond with terms — usually within a day.
Yes. We focus on your customer's payment strength, not your credit record. However, full disclosure is important.
That’s okay. You can still apply as long as you meet the other eligibility criteria.
We use electronic signing platforms — no printing or scanning needed.
Once approved and your client confirms the invoice, funds are typically paid within 1–3 business hours.
Yes, because they’ll confirm the invoice and pay Growth Finance directly. We handle this professionally and confidentially.
You upload an invoice, your customer confirms it, and we advance up to 80% of the invoice value. When your customer pays, you get the rest (minus our fee).
They confirm that the invoice is valid, undisputed, and scheduled for payment on agreed terms.
Yes. Your invoice will need to reflect Growth Finance's bank details — this ensures payment comes directly to us.
Invoices must be to another registered SA business, reflect completed work or delivered goods, and have payment terms not exceeding 90 days.
Yes. We may decline funding for invoices to government departments, international clients, or businesses with high dispute risk.
We review their credit record, payment history, and industry stability. Our goal is to fund invoices that are likely to be paid reliably and on time.
We typically advance up to 80% of the invoice value upfront. The remaining 20% is paid after your customer settles the invoice.
No. There are no sign-up fees, monthly charges, or hidden costs. You only pay a fee when we fund an invoice.
We offer flexible, transparent fees based on invoice size and risk. You’ll always see the cost upfront before accepting any funding.
We typically fund invoices of R100,000 or more. There’s no hard maximum — we can scale with your needs and invoice volume.
For those who want to dig into the fine print, download our full legal and compliance PDF below.
Talk to Gareth and the team about how we can help your business. Call, message, or use the form — we’ll get back fast.