Get paid for an invoice before the customer pays it.

Invoice discounting advances cash against the specific invoices you choose. Your customer pays on the usual terms, and the advance settles when they do. It fits a large order, a slow-paying account or a seasonal peak.

  • Choose the invoices, one at a time or as a batch
  • For invoices on Net 30 to Net 90 terms
  • Offers show the advance, the fee and the amount that settles

Start with the invoices

Tell us about the business, its owner and the invoices you want advanced. The application takes a few minutes, and the offer comes back to your portal.

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Cash on the invoices you choose.

Invoice-to-Cash knows which invoices are open, who owes them and how that customer usually pays. That is the file this product needs.

You pick the invoices

Advance one large invoice or a batch. Nothing else on the ledger is pledged.

Customers keep their terms

Your customer pays on Net 30, 60 or 90 as agreed. The advance settles when they do.

Priced on time outstanding

The fee follows how long the invoice is open, so a faster payer costs less.

From invoice to cash.

The application prequalifies the business. The invoices go up after, and the advance lands in the business account.

  1. 1

    Prequalify

    The business, its owner and the invoices you want to advance.

  2. 2

    Invoices

    The invoices themselves and the receivables aging, straight from the ledger.

  3. 3

    Offer

    The advance, the fee and the settlement amount, in your portal.

  4. 4

    Advance

    Once you accept and sign, the advance goes to the business account.

  5. 5

    Settlement

    Your customer pays on terms and the advance closes out.

An application at the offer stage in the Mirian Capital portal

Turn open invoices into cash this week.

Pick the invoices and send them. The offer comes back to your portal.

  • Net 30–90Invoice terms
  • One or a batchYou choose what to advance
  • One portalDocuments, status and offers

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