Revenue Advances to prepare you for the high season
Revenue advancing helps small businesses by converting invoices or future revenues into immediate cash.
Unlock cash held hostage by receivables
Sell your invoices at a discounted price for immediate access to working capital
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Submit Documents
Fill out our application and submit the necessary documents. Tell us about your company, goals, and objectives.
Meet the Team
The team will schedule a virtual call or in person meeting to get to know one another and discuss the project
Get Funded
Your business will receive the funds in your business bank account if approved by the n90 team
Eligibility Requirements
Apply NowYou are a resident of the Philippines, with a government-issued Valid ID or Alien Registration Card (ARC)
Your business is registered with BIR, DTI (for sole proprietorship) or SEC (for partnership or corporation)
Your company's annual revenue is at least ₱15 million
Frequently Asked Questions
With a Revenue Advance, a business receives a lump sum of cash upfront, typically based on its historical revenue, sales projections, and receivables. The business then repays the advance, plus a fee or percentage of future revenue or receivables, until the total amount has been repaid.
Revenue Advances offer several benefits to businesses such as flexible repayment terms tied to revenue or receivables, easing cash flow constraints. Advances also provide quick access to funding without the need for extensive paperwork or collateral that banks require..
Eligibility for a Revenue Advance is typically based on factors such as the business's receivables outstanding, revenue history, future revenue projections, and current financial health of the business.
Revenue advances can be particularly well-suited for industries with predictable cash flow patterns, high transaction volumes, and strong growth potential. Some examples include e-commerce, retail, SaaS, hospitality, health and wellness, and manufacturing.
Repayment terms for Revenue Advances typically involve a fixed percentage of future revenue or receivables, which is collected until the advance, plus any applicable fees, has been repaid in full. The specific terms may vary depending on the agreement and financial health of the business.
