Corporate Finance

Bill Discounting

Bill Discounting

It is a short-term financial instrument to traders/Retailer/Dealer, wherein they can sell unpaid invoices / outstanding invoices to a financier / Lender / a bank, that agrees to pay the company for them at a future date.

The Bank / Lender will purchase the bill / outstanding Invoices before its due date and credits the bill’s value after a discount charge to the customer’s account. This process is also known as “Invoice Discounting” and “Factoring” also.

The Bank / Lender will realize the such bill amount on the bill’s due date directly from the debtor. This helps the traders / Dealer to optimize their cash flows and business payment cycles without disturbing their financial credentials. usually, Lenders will offer tenors of up to 180 days and the % of Bill Discounting Amount, commission charges, other charges will depend on the borrower and its debtors’ credentials. This financial instrument designed to speed-up Payments and increase cash flow without disturbing the balance sheet.

Documents Required for Verification and Processing

Required Documents

Required Details
  • work orders
  • P.O from buyer
  • Sale / Transaction related Documents
  • Invoice from Buyers
Business Proof Documents
  • Certificate of Incorporation / Certificate of Registration, MOA, AOA, Memorandum of Association Articles of Association GST Registration Certificate/ Trade License,
  • Certified Copy of RegisteredPartnership Deed (or )Sole Proprietorship Documents.
ITRs / Income Proof
  • Last 3 years IT Returns and Computations. Audited Balance Sheets
  • Last 12 months GST Returns copies
Bank statements
  • Last 12 months bank statement.
KYC Documents of Director / Partner
  • Copy of Pan/Aadhar/Passport/Voter Id/Driving License.
Existing Loans sanction letters, if there
  • Sanction Letters of existing loans and balance outstanding as on the day. Existing loans repayment track records

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