Polytrade Gitbook
  • Index
  • Guides
    • What is Polytrade?
    • What is Trade Finance?
    • Potential Market Opportunity
    • Polytrade Unique Selling Proposition (USP)
    • Polytrade Factoring Transaction
    • Polytrade Services
    • How to submit an invoice on Polytrade?
    • Founders and Team
    • Benefits of Using Polytrade
    • Components of Polytrade Ecosystem
    • TRADE Token
    • Security Audit
    • FAQs
    • Resources
    • Advisors
    • Glossary
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What is Trade Finance?

Polytrade only caters to the Factoring / Invoice Financing Service for SMEs.

Every business needs to manage its working capital and maintain a healthy cash flow to succeed. For this, it needs a regular flow of money. Sometimes these finances are provided by banks or financial institutions.

However, there are several limitations to using traditional banks or institutions, such as:

a) Banks are highly regulated, and thus a customer needs to go through extensive scrutiny and paperwork.

b) Banks charge a high amount of interest from businesses.

c) Banks hardly provide these services to SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises).

Trade Finance is a bundle of services to make trade transactions more feasible. Therefore, Trade Finance companies connect investors with these SMEs and create a win-win situation for all the stakeholders (i.e., SMEs and Investors).

Trade Finance includes a wide array of services such as:

  • Factoring / Invoice Financing.

  • Letter of Credit.

  • Bridging.

  • Stock Finance, etc.

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