How OMB's Invoice Financing Works
Discover a streamlined process for accelerating your cash flow. From invoice submission to receiving funds, our Invoice Financing Program ensures a seamless and efficient experience for your business.
- Submit your invoices: Provide us with your outstanding invoices for analysis.
- Quick approval: Our team will review your application promptly and decision your financing request.
- Receive funds: Once approved, you will begin receiving cash advances based on your eligible invoices.
- Customer payments: Your customers continue to pay their invoices directly to the bank.
- Access remaining funds: Once your customers pay their invoices, you receive the remaining funds minus a small fee.
Cash Flow Made Better
Realize the full potential of your business with OMB’s Invoice Financing Program, a perfect solution for operations across a variety of industries including:
Energy such as oil, gas, wind & electric
Manufacturing
Trucking
Staffing
Distribution
Medical
Transportation
Wholesale
Business services
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