Your goods could be ready to move, but is your cash tied up paying for them?
Importing comes with more than the cost of a customs declaration. Supplier invoices, duties, VAT, freight and currency conversion can all hit your cash flow before you've had the chance to sell your goods.
Through our partnership with Ebury, Supplier Payment Finance gives eligible Ebury clients another way to manage international supplier payments, with potentially up to 150 days to repay rather than standard 30-day supplier terms.
1. Place your order
Buy from your overseas supplier as normal and receive your invoice.
2. Process the payment through Ebur
Instead of paying your supplier directly, Ebury processes the approved supplier invoice through its platform and pays your supplier on your behalf, subject to eligibility and agreed terms.
3. Keep cash available for other costs
With more time before repayment is due, you can keep cash available for stock, freight, customs costs and other areas of your business.
4. Repay Ebury later
Repay Ebury under the agreed financing terms, potentially up to 150 days, subject to eligibility and agreed terms.
EORI takes care of the customs side, while Ebury helps you manage the financial side, giving you more flexibility over your cash flow, access to Ebury's foreign exchange services and the customs expertise you need to keep your goods moving.
Want more time to manage your supplier payments? Find out how Ebury Supplier Payment Finance could work for your business.
Ebury Supplier Payment Finance is available to Ebury clients only, and all payments are processed through Ebury's platform.
Credit lines are subject to eligibility criteria, business circumstances, and availability based on regulatory requirements. Supplier Payment Finance is offered by Ebury Partners UK Limited, an Electronic Money Institution authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Get in touch with Ebury to learn more.