CASHMIGO BUSINESS FUNDING
Freight Broker Funding for Carrier Payments and Growth.
Explore freight broker and logistics funding for carrier payments, shipper receivables, payroll, technology, working capital and responsible growth.
Common funding uses for freight brokers & logistics companies
- Carrier-payment timing while eligible shipper invoices remain outstanding
- Transportation-management, dispatch and cybersecurity technology
- Payroll, agent onboarding and customer-service capacity
- Working capital for documented lane, customer or contract growth
Potential funding paths
Information to prepare
- Recent business bank statements and company financial statements
- Accounts-receivable aging with shipper names, balances, invoice dates and concentration
- Carrier-payable schedule with due dates, aging and disputed amounts
Common questions
Can invoice factoring help a freight broker?
Potentially. A provider may review eligible shipper invoices, proof of delivery and acceptance, dilution, disputes, concentration, shipper credit quality, assignment terms and the broker's operating history. Not every invoice or customer will qualify.
Why does carrier-payment timing matter?
Carriers may expect payment before a shipper's invoice is collected. A clear request shows the expected carrier-payable dates, shipper terms, receivables aging, gross margin and cash reserve rather than relying only on total load volume.
Do broker authority and bond status matter?
They may. Providers can review operating authority, surety-bond status, insurance, compliance history and whether the proposed use of funds is consistent with the business and applicable requirements.
