Order Financing
Solve the cash flow - get capital right away and pay later
No biding time - pay back early at no extra cost
Payout within 24 hours
Solve the cash flow - get capital right away and pay later
No biding time - pay back early at no extra cost
Payout within 24 hours

Have you landed a large order, but lack the liquidity to buy in materials or inventory? It's a classic dilemma for growing companies. You have proven that your product is in demand, but the cash flow does not keep up. At Qred Bank, the bank for small business owners, we understand this. We were founded by entrepreneurs who themselves encountered exactly the same challenges. That's why we offer a quick, easy and easy solution for your order financing.
Turning down a large order because of temporary capital shortages is perhaps the biggest obstacle to growth. With Qred's flexible financing, you don't have to choose. You can say “yes” to the order, pay your suppliers and ensure your growth. We are here to give you the power to build your future.
Order financing, sometimes called inventory financing or bridging credit, is a type of corporate financing specifically designed to solve a temporary liquidity shortage. It occurs when a company needs to pay its suppliers for goods or materials before They have been paid by their end customers.
It is a financing solution that bridges the gap between spending and revenue.
For SMEs, this scenario is extremely common. A new customer places an unexpectedly large order. In order to deliver, you need to buy hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of goods. At the same time, your customer may want 60 or 90 days payment time. Your provider, on the other hand, may want payment within 10 days. This is where your order financing comes into play.
For many small business owners, cash flow is king. You can have a profitable business on paper, but if the money is locked up in accounts receivable or inventory, it doesn't matter -- the bills still have to be paid.
The most common challenges we see are:
This in aggregate creates a “cash flow gap” or “liquidity gap.” It is precisely this gap that Qred's order financing is designed to close -- quickly and smoothly.
At Qred, we don't like complicated products or lock-in effects. We are rebels against the old banking system. Instead of a complicated product like “order financing”, we offer something much better: a flexible business loans that you can use just how you want, and which is perfectly adapted to finance your orders.
Our solution is built on simplicity, speed and transparency.
Here's how it works when you use Qred finance as your order funding:
Since we have no binding period, you only pay for the two months you actually used the money. You pay a fixed monthly fee, so you know exactly what your order financing cost. No hidden fees, no onerous interest, no penalties for paying you back early. We encourage it!
Any business that handles physical goods and experiences a gap between supplier payments and customer revenue can benefit from order financing. This is especially common in specific industries that often have large stock-bound costs.
For those who run e-commerce or physical stores, cash flow is directly linked to your warehouse.
With Qred financing, you can ensure that you have the most sought-after products in stock when demand is highest. It is a crucial factor in succeeding. Read more about how we help traders on our page about loans for stores and e-commerce.
In manufacturing and wholesale, chains are often long.
Order financing gives you the muscle to manage production costs and source materials in the right volumes without having to pause operations while waiting for customer payments.
Few things are as challenging to liquidity as sharp seasonal fluctuations. Christmas shopping is a perfect example. To maximize your sales in November and December, you often need to place your purchase orders as early as August or September.
That means 3-4 months of increased spending before the revenue from sales comes in.
Using Qred's flexible loans as order financing for the season is a smart strategy:
You've only paid for the period you actually needed the capital, without being stuck in a long loan or having to worry about weak liquidity in the fall.
There are several different types of financing, and it is easy to mix them up. All of them solve liquidity problems, but in different ways.
The advantage of Qred business loans is the combination of speed and flexibility. It's easier than a check credit and solves the problem prior in the chain than factoring does.
We believe in transparency. Instead of a hard-to-calculate interest rate, Qred has a fixed monthly fee.
This fee is the only cost of your financing. There are no start-up fees, fees or other hidden costs. When you receive an offer from us, you will clearly see what your monthly cost will be.
If you borrow SEK 100,000 to finance an order and your monthly fee is SEK 1,500, and you repay the entire loan after 2 months, then your entire order financing has cost you SEK 3,000.
It makes it extremely easy for you to count on the profitability of your order. You can easily set the cost of the financing against the margin of the order you just sold in.
We have made the process as quick and easy as possible, because we know that business opportunities do not wait.
You are now ready to pay your provider and secure your deal.
Qred Bank was founded in 2015 for a reason: we saw how small business owners were systematically ignored and ill-treated by the old big banks. We are the bank that has sat in your seat ourselves.
Since our inception, we have helped over 50,000 companies in seven countries grow. Our customers love us, as evidenced by our thousands of positive reviews on Trustpilot.
We offer:
Don't let a temporary liquidity shortage hinder your company's growth. Take control of your cash flow and say “yes” to the next big order.
Apply for your order financing today — it's free, takes a minute and you don't commit to anything.
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