Guides
On our guide homepage you find answers to International Trade Finance questions. In fact, the guides explain the differences between the financing options available such as: Supply Chain Finance, Factoring, E-Commerce Financing, Invoice Discounting and Trade Receivables. Also, questions like “How do I finance my company’s operations?”, “What is working capital?” and “What is cash flow management?” are also answered.
What is an Escrow Account?
The set-up of an escrow agreement solves many of the trust issues existing between counterparts who have limited information about each other. An escrow account is set up by a reputable financial institution: the buyer will be more comfortable to send funds to such an...
What are InCoTerms 2020?
Incoterms are universally recognised rules. They guide buyers and sellers when formulating and fulfilling a contract for the shipment of goods. A careful study of INCOTERMS 2020 will repay the effort by enabling more favourable trade terms. It allows the manufacturer...
Velotrade’s Onboarding Process
Velotrade has a straightforward and thorough onboarding process. All business must complete this step before they can get access to the platform. This measure prevents fraud and guarantees the safety of both sellers and investors. Velotrade is a Hong Kong-registered...
What Is E-Commerce Financing?
E-commerce financing is a funding solution that provides working capital for web-based businesses. The solutions for your eCommerce needs include: lines of credit, micro-loans, direct investments, business credit cards and invoice factoring.Why Do Companies Use...
What is Import Finance?
Import financing includes financial transactions that are destined to provide funding for the purchase of goods into one country from another one. Importing and exporting are quite complex transactions. Due to all the logistics involved, there’s usually a long time...
What is Invoice Trading?
Invoice trading is a process in which a business borrows money from an investor using its unpaid invoices, also known as account receivables, as a collateral or guarantee of payment. Here is a quick example: John owes a small office supply company that offers...
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