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Working capital for the whole supply chain.

Banks and anchors run supply chain finance programs on Mtaji. Suppliers get paid early. Distributors stock up sooner.

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How it works

How the money moves

Every program has three parties: you, your anchor and a financier. Your anchor is the large company you trade with: the one you sell to, or the one you buy stock from.

Supply side: you sell to the anchor

If you are the supplier: Under Reverse factoring, your anchor carries the obligation and settles with the financier. You are not borrowing against your own balance sheet. Under Purchase order financing and Invoice discounting, you carry the obligation, and the financing is with full recourse: if your anchor does not pay, or you do not deliver, you must repay. Your financier’s documentation sets out the arrangement in your program.

SupplierAnchorFinancier

Step 1 of 5Supplier: You deliver the goods or services to your anchor.

  • Goods
  • A document
  • Money
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  1. Supplier: You deliver the goods or services to your anchor.
  2. Supplier: You issue the invoice to your anchor.
  3. Anchor: Your anchor approves the invoice on the platform.
  4. Financier: The financier pays you early, less the cost shown to you before you accept.
  5. Anchor: On the due date your anchor pays the financier.

For anchors

How an anchor program runs

  1. Integrate

  2. Diagnose

  3. Co-design

  4. Invite financiers

  5. Scale by sector

See what a program would change for you

On both sides at once?

Many businesses sell to one large company and buy stock from another. One account covers both, so the side you choose today does not shut out the other.

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