Non-notified
Customers keep paying the account they always have, held in your company's name. No notification letters and no payee changes.
VelocityLOC
VelocityLOC is a revolving line of credit secured by your accounts receivable. Availability grows as you invoice, draws are funded the same day, and your customers never hear from us.
At a glance
VelocityLOC
Terms are structured around each business and subject to underwriting.
Who it is for
US B2B companies invoicing creditworthy commercial customers, typically with $25 million to $150 million in annual revenue and at least two years of trading history.
Benefits
Customers keep paying the account they always have, held in your company's name. No notification letters and no payee changes.
No leverage ratio tests and no borrowing base certificates. We focus on collateral coverage, not last quarter's ratios.
Request funds through Velocity and receive them the same day. No resubmitting financials every time you draw.
Availability rises as you invoice, and facilities are sized with headroom so a growth spurt does not mean a new lender.
How it works
Answer a few questions or book a call with a senior lender. We tell you quickly whether a facility makes sense.
Share your bank statements, AR aging, debt schedule and financial statements. We return a proposal within 48 hours of a complete file.
Sign the proposal and complete verification through a secure portal. Most facilities close 12 to 15 business days after signing.
Link your accounting platform to Velocity. Your borrowing base updates as you invoice, and the line pays down as customers pay.
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Case studies
Anonymized examples of how InterNex has structured working capital for B2B companies.
$9MM
Non-Notified Revolving Line of Credit
A multi-state facility maintenance provider serving large commercial and logistics customers needed scalable working capital to support rapid growth, seasonal demand and expanding operations across 15 states.
$7MM
Non-Notified Revolving Line of Credit
A fast-growing 3PL spun off from an established trucking and logistics company was too new for its bank, and its largest customers would not work with a factor. InterNex provided…
$6MM
Non-Notified Revolving Line of Credit
A long-established Midwest marketing firm needed a new working capital partner after covenant constraints with its bank began to limit its growth. InterNex provided a $6MM non-notified revolving line of…
Getting started
Send these over and a senior lender will review your file. We aim to return a proposal within 48 hours of a complete file.
FAQ
More answers on our FAQ page.
No. VelocityLOC is non-notified. Customer payments go to an account established in your company's name, so your customers see no change, receive no notification letters and are never asked to confirm invoices.
Eligible commercial accounts receivable owed by creditworthy US customers. We do not lend against inventory, and subscription or recurring SaaS revenue is not eligible because it is not yet earned.
The structure is covenant-light. There are no leverage ratio or fixed charge tests to report against, and no weekly or monthly borrowing base certificates. What matters is collateral coverage for the amount drawn.
Concentration is not a deal breaker. Where the customer is investment grade and pays consistently, we have provided concentration limits of up to 100%.
We aim to return a proposal within 48 hours of receiving a complete file. Most facilities then close 12 to 15 business days after the term sheet is signed.
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Learn moreTalk to a lender
Tell us a little about your business. A senior lender will review it and come back to you within one to two business days.