Invoice Discounting
Earn Short-Term Fixed Returns by Funding Trade Invoices
Invoice discounting is a short-term investment where you fund trade invoices raised by businesses. When the buyer pays the invoice on its due date, you receive your principal along with attractive returns. Typically offering 10–14% per annum over 30–90 day periods, it is an excellent way to earn steady income with relatively low risk and high liquidity.
Risk Level
Low to Medium
What We Offer
How It Works
A supplier raises an invoice to a buyer. You fund that invoice at a discount. On the due date, the buyer pays the full invoice amount, and you receive your principal plus the agreed return.
Short Tenure
Investment periods range from 30 to 90 days, making it ideal for parking short-term surplus funds and earning better than savings account or FD rates.
Corporate-Grade Borrowers
Invoices are typically raised against reputed corporates and large enterprises, reducing default risk significantly.
Digital Platform Access
We provide access to curated, credit-assessed invoice discounting opportunities through regulated platforms for transparency and ease.
Key Benefits
- Attractive returns of 10–14% per annum
- Short investment tenure of 30–90 days
- Low correlation with equity market volatility
- Regular short-term liquidity and income
- Diversification beyond traditional fixed income
- Suitable for conservative and moderate investors
Who Should Invest?
- Investors with short-term surplus funds
- Those seeking better returns than FDs or savings accounts
- Conservative investors wanting equity-uncorrelated returns
- HNIs and businesses looking to deploy idle cash
- Portfolio diversification seekers
Frequently Asked Questions
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