Dealer Finance

Dealer Finance provides unsecured financing to dealers, enabling them to procure goods from Anchors (suppliers) without immediate full payment. In this arrangement, dealers act as borrowers, and the Anchor may optionally serve as a guarantor, depending on the terms of the financing. This solution supports dealers, such as those selling cars or machinery, by offering flexible payment options—either through in-house financing or third-party lenders—helping them secure inventory and meet customer demand while managing their cash flow.

How Dealer Financing Works?

Pull Method -
• Dealer requesting for goods or services from the Supplier (Anchor).
• The Supplier (Anchor) put forward funding request from financer based on accepted invoice(s) and due date period agreement with Dealer.
• Based on validation of the transaction for parameters like operational limit availability, validity of invoice, etc. financer is instantaneously processing for disbursement by considering the interest parameter into the Supplier’s (Vendors) account.
• The Supplier (Anchor) provide the goods or services to the Dealer after receiving the funds.
• On the due date the Dealer processes for repayment to the financer.

Push Method –
• Dealer requesting for goods or services from the Supplier (Anchor).
• The Dealer put forward funding request from financer based on accepted invoice(s) and due date period agreement with Dealer.
• Based on validation of the transaction for parameters like operational limit availability, validity of invoice, etc. financer is instantaneously processing for disbursement by considering the interest parameter into the Supplier’s (Vendors) account.
• The Supplier (Anchor) provide the goods or services to the Dealer after receiving the funds.
• On the due date the Dealer processes for repayment to the financer.