Invoice Factoring for Work You've Already Billed.

Non-dilutive working capital against your existing receivables. Set up in 24–48 hours, then same-day funding on every invoice. Credit insurance available. Human underwriters — not algorithms.

  • 600+businesses funded
  • $900M+invoices purchased
  • 97%fund again

Estimate your advance

Advance, funded the same day you submit
$212,500
Reserve, paid to you when your customer pays
$37,500
Est. fee, taken from the reserve
−$5,875
Total you receive
$244,125
Get Proposal for $250,000

Estimate only. Advances run 70–97% by industry; your exact rate and fee are in your written proposal. No hard credit pull to start.

The Process

From Invoice to Funded — What Actually Happens

Real timelines, not marketing estimates. These are averages across active Sigma accounts.

  1. 01

    Submit your application

    Short online form. Business info, invoices you want to factor. No tax returns, no financial statements at this stage.

    Day 0
  2. 02

    Human underwriter reviews

    Your application is reviewed by experienced commercial underwriters — not an algorithm. Real answers in hours, not weeks.

    Within hours
  3. 03

    Advance wired to your account

    We fund the advance — a large percentage of the invoice face value — directly to your operating account.

    Same day
  4. 04

    Customer pays, reserve released

    Your customer pays Sigma when due. We release the remaining balance minus the fee. Transaction complete.

    When due

Client story

Invoices placed in the morning, funded by the afternoon

“Funding speed is incredible. I placed invoices in the morning and have the funds in my account by the afternoon.”
Tim · 3PL · North Carolina
Funding
Same day
Industry
3PL
Location
North Carolina

Invoice factoring client in third-party logistics. Individual results vary.

How Sigma's Factoring Works

Not Just Fast — Structured Right

Speed is table stakes. The four things that actually differentiate Sigma's factoring from every competitor.
Speed

Invoices Funded the Same Day

Onboarding typically takes 24–48 hours from signup, with a licensed underwriter reviewing your file instead of a scoring algorithm. After that, invoices you submit are funded the same day. No committee. No 7-day wait.
Risk Protection

Recourse Factoring With Optional Credit Insurance

Recourse factoring is our standard structure and costs the least. Add credit insurance to protect against a customer who doesn't pay. We don't offer non-recourse, which costs more and covers only a customer's bankruptcy or insolvency.
Underwriting

Your Customers' Credit Carries the Most Weight

We underwrite the creditworthiness of your invoice counterparties first. We review your business too, without a hard credit pull. If your customers are creditworthy businesses or government entities, your invoices likely qualify even if your own credit history is limited.
Flexibility

Factor on Your Schedule

Factor one invoice or your full A/R. New businesses can sign before their first invoice, and we generally look for growth to at least $50,000 a month in invoices. You can also factor selectively: specific customers, specific invoices, specific periods.

Know Your Options

Recourse Factoring and Credit Insurance

Recourse factoring is Sigma's standard structure and costs the least. To protect against a customer who doesn't pay, add credit insurance. We don't offer non-recourse factoring. It costs more, fewer customers qualify, and it covers only a customer's bankruptcy or insolvency. See a worked example of each structure.

Recourse factoringSigma defaultRecourse + credit insuranceBroadest protectionNon-recourse factoringNot offered
If your customer pays late or doesn't payCovered by the insurance policy, per its terms.You buy back or replace the invoice. Not covered.
If your customer goes bankrupt or becomes insolventCovered by the insurance policy, per its terms.Covered only if the factor approved that customer for non-recourse.
Customer approvalBased on your customers' credit and the policy termsStricter. Customers the factor won't approve stay on recourse.
CostFactoring fee plus an insurance premiumHigher factoring fee
Best forLarge or concentrated customer balances you want protectedFew businesses. You pay more, and late payment, non-payment and disputes stay with you.

Common Questions

Invoice Factoring FAQ

Still unsure? Call (954) 906-7890 and talk to an underwriter.

What's the difference between factoring and a bank loan?

Factoring is a sale of receivables — not debt. It doesn’t appear on your balance sheet, doesn’t trigger bank covenants, and is underwritten against your customers’ credit rather than yours. There’s no repayment schedule because repayment comes from your customer’s payment of the invoice.

Will my customers know I'm using factoring?

Yes. A Notice of Assignment is sent to your customers directing payment to Sigma. This is standard practice in B2B finance — your customers have almost certainly seen it before. Our team contacts them professionally on your behalf.

What's the fee structure?

A fee on each invoice, calculated on the full invoice amount from a fee schedule set by how long your customer takes to pay. It depends on your industry’s risk profile, your customer’s creditworthiness, and your invoice terms. No wire fees, no monthly minimums, no setup fees. Your exact fee is shown in full before you sign anything. Use the estimator above for a working figure.

Do you require a long-term contract?

Our standard agreement runs 12 months. That lets us invest in your account and move fast for you when it matters. If you’d rather see how we work together first, we can start with a trial period. If you expect your situation to change, for example by qualifying for a bank line of credit, raise it when we prepare your proposal. Any flexibility on term or exit is written into your agreement.

Is there a minimum monthly volume?

No minimum to get started. A new business can sign with Sigma before issuing its first invoice. Funding starts once you have an invoice for work you’ve done or goods you’ve delivered. As you grow, we generally look for at least $50,000 a month in invoices, because steady volume shows the business is viable and stable. That’s a growth expectation, not a condition of signing.

Does factoring affect my existing bank line or covenants?

Factoring is a sale of receivables — not a loan. It doesn’t appear on your balance sheet as debt. We file a UCC-1 against your receivables (standard in factoring), which is structured to coexist with most existing bank facilities. We review your agreements before onboarding.

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