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Receivables-backed lines of credit

A receivables-backed line of credit from BuildUp Capital advances working capital against your unpaid business invoices — a revolving line that grows as you invoice. We finance receivables owed by large, creditworthy companies and government agencies, and we underwrite the strength of who owes you, not just your own balance sheet. We finance receivables nationwide, in all 50 states. If you qualify, you’ll know quickly.

Plenty of healthy businesses run short of cash for one reason: they’ve delivered the work, but their customers pay in 30, 60, or 90 days. Accounts receivable financing closes that gap. Instead of waiting on the invoice, you draw against it today and repay as your customer pays.

BuildUp structures this as a receivables-backed line of credit, not an invoice sale. The receivables have to be valid and owed by large, creditworthy companies or government agencies — obligors we’re confident will pay. That keeps the structure disciplined for everyone: you get working capital that scales with your sales, and the line stays secured by predictable payers.

How it works

From unpaid invoice to working capital

Bring your receivables

Tell us who your customers are and what they owe. We focus on invoices billed to large companies and government agencies on standard terms.

We underwrite the payer

We assess the creditworthiness of the businesses that owe you, the quality of your invoicing, and your collections — not just your own credit history.

Draw against the line

Once the line is set, you advance against eligible receivables as you invoice and repay as your customers pay. The line grows as your billing grows.

Ways we finance receivables

Pick the program that fits how you get paid

By industry

Financing built around how your industry gets paid

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Common questions

Questions about receivables financing

What is a receivables-backed line of credit?
It’s a revolving line of credit secured by your unpaid business invoices. You draw working capital against eligible receivables and repay as your customers pay, so available credit scales with your sales rather than being capped at a fixed loan amount.
How is this different from invoice factoring?
Traditional factoring sells your invoices to a third party who then collects from your customers. A receivables-backed line of credit keeps the invoices yours — you borrow against them and manage your own customer relationships. We’re happy to explain which structure fits your situation.
Whose credit matters — mine or my customers’?
Both, but the strength of your customers carries real weight. Because we finance receivables owed by large, creditworthy companies and government agencies, the credit quality of who owes you is central to how we underwrite.
What kinds of businesses use this?
Staffing agencies, government contractors, manufacturers, distributors, logistics and transportation companies, and professional-services firms — any B2B business that invoices solid customers and waits to get paid.
Do I need real estate to qualify?
No. Unlike our bridge loans, a receivables-backed line is secured by your invoices, not by real estate. If you also own real estate, we can lend against that too — see our real estate loans.
Where do you offer receivables financing?
Nationwide — all 50 states. Because the line is secured by your invoices and the credit of who owes you, not by local real estate, we’re not limited to the nine states where we make real-estate-secured loans.

Stop waiting on net-60 to fund your business.

Tell us who owes you. If your receivables are owed by large, creditworthy companies or government agencies, you’ll know quickly — and a real person responds within 24 hours.