Supply chain finance

Vendor Finance for a Stronger Supply Chain

Strengthen your supply chain with vendor finance

Healthy suppliers create healthier supply chains.

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Vendor Finance can help eligible suppliers access financing linked to approved commercial transactions, reducing pressure created by long payment cycles.

Loan2Business helps businesses explore vendor financing structures suited to their supply-chain relationships.

Benefits

Improve supplier liquidity
Reduce cash-flow pressure
Support timely procurement
Strengthen buyer-vendor relationships
Enable suppliers to handle larger orders
Improve supply-chain resilience
Support working-capital efficiency

Who Can Apply?

Potential participants may include:

Corporate vendors
MSME suppliers
Manufacturers
Component suppliers
Service providers
Businesses supplying established anchor companies

How the money flows

Exact terms depend on the lender and the facility.

01
You supply to an anchor company and raise an invoice.
02
The anchor accepts the invoice.
03
The lender pays you early against it.
04
The anchor pays the lender on the due date.

Documents usually needed

Not needed to enquire. Lenders may ask for more or fewer, depending on the facility.

Proprietorship

PAN and Aadhaar of the proprietor
Business proof: GST registration, Udyam certificate or shop licence
Bank statements for the last 6–12 months
Income tax returns and financial statements for the last 2–3 years

Partnership or LLP

Partnership deed or LLP agreement, and firm PAN
PAN and Aadhaar of the partners
GST registration and business address proof
Bank statements for the last 6–12 months
Income tax returns and financial statements for the last 2–3 years

Company

Certificate of incorporation, MoA and AoA, and company PAN
PAN and Aadhaar of the directors
GST registration and a board resolution for the borrowing
Bank statements for the last 6–12 months
Audited financial statements for the last 2–3 years

Also for Vendor Finance

Invoices raised on the anchor company
Details of your business with the anchor

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FAQs

Questions about Vendor Finance

What is Vendor Finance?

Vendor Finance is financing designed around transactions between suppliers and their buyers.

Who benefits from Vendor Finance?

Both vendors and anchor buyers may benefit through stronger liquidity and a more stable supply chain.

Does the buyer have to approve the invoice?

Certain structures may require invoice or transaction confirmation by the buyer.

Is it suitable for MSME suppliers?

Yes, subject to lender and transaction eligibility.

Can vendors finance multiple invoices?

This may be available depending on the program structure.

Why Loan2Business?

Multiple finance solutions under one platform
Solutions for MSMEs, manufacturers, traders and service businesses
Secured and unsecured lending options
Working-capital and supply-chain financing
Assistance with loan documentation and application
Access to financing options from eligible lenders

Vendor Finance

Strengthen Your Vendor Ecosystem

Give your suppliers greater financial flexibility while supporting uninterrupted business operations.

Transparent by design

Fees, where applicable, are disclosed in writing before you proceed.
We never guarantee approval—final credit decisions and terms remain with the respective lender.
We never ask for OTPs, passwords or unauthorised payments.

Offices in Mumbai & Pune · Supporting businesses across India

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