Factoring types
With recourse
The seller is responsible to cover the debt if the buyer fails to pay.
Without recourse
The bank takes responsibility if the buyer fails to pay.
With credit insurance
The credit insurer covers the risk if buyer fails to pay.
Confidential
The buyer is not informed about factoring service.
Your business will get new boost with “PayRay” factoring!
FAQ
What is the difference between factoring and loan?
Factoring is used to meet working capital needs of a company by submitting invoices for financing with a deferred payment term. In order to get factoring limit, you do not need to pledge any company assets while when taking a loan the pledge of assets is usually necessary.
How does factoring work?
After selling goods or providing services with a deferred payment term, submit the invoice to the bank. We will pay you up to 90% of its value. After receiving the buyer’s payment, we will deduct a reserve amount and accrued interests before transferring funds to you.
How does the application process for factoring works?
Applying is easy, and you will have a dedicated account manager to guide you through the process. First, contact us by phone +370 52143434, e-mail: sales@payray.bank or using the application form on our website. You will need to inform us what type of factoring is needed, which buyers you want to factorize and the deferred payment term apply to them. We’ll get back to you with a proposal. If you accept the preliminary offer, we will proceed with making a contract.
What are the fees for the factoring service?
The following fees apply for factoring service: accrued interests based on actual use of the limit, contract fee and invoices administration fee.
Do I need to adjust the billing details?
Issue invoices for goods and/or services, indicating the term of deferred payment and an informational notice about the transfer of the claim rights to the bank.
Are factoring fees subjected to VAT?
Yes, all factoring fees are subjected to VAT.