Supply Chain & Distributor Finance
Financing tied to your purchase orders, invoices, and dealer agreements — not just your balance sheet
How Supply Chain Financing Works
In a typical supply chain, a manufacturer, distributor, and dealer are all financially linked — one party's delayed payment becomes another's cash flow gap. Srika Financial Services funds the transaction itself: your purchase order, your pending invoice, or your dealer agreement becomes the basis for financing, rather than requiring collateral or a lengthy credit history review.
Financing Structures We Offer
Purchase Order Financing
Funding released against a confirmed purchase order from your principal company, before you've delivered or invoiced
Invoice/Bill Discounting
Immediate funding against unpaid invoices from your customers, so you're not waiting on their payment cycle
Dealer & Channel Credit
Structured credit lines extended across a manufacturer's dealer/distributor network, replacing informal credit terms
Who This Applies To
You hold a purchase order or dealer agreement with a principal company
You're a manufacturer extending credit to your own distribution network
You operate as a C&F agent or stockist on invoice-based payment cycles
Your cash flow depends on confirmed orders or unpaid invoices, not on-hand stock or assets
Talk to our team and get the loan support you need — fast, simple, and hassle-free.
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