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Three steps from eligibility check to cash in your account.
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Advance £100–£100,000 and the cash arrives the same day.
How it works
Invoice finance lets you unlock the cash tied up in invoices you've issued but not yet been paid for. Instead of waiting weeks or months for your customer to pay, you get the cash now and repay when they settle.
Triver calls it Cashflow Streaming — it's not a loan and not factoring. You advance the invoices you choose, the cash arrives the same day (often within minutes), and the stream settles automatically when your customer pays.
Why Triver
Cashflow Streaming is invoice finance built to be fast, flexible and fee-light.
It's a way to get paid for your invoices early. The funder advances most of the invoice value upfront, and you repay when your customer settles. It frees up cash that would otherwise be locked in unpaid invoices.
A Triver facility opens online in under 10 minutes. Once it's live, an approved invoice is funded the same day — often within minutes, 24/7.
No — Triver isn't a loan and isn't factoring. It's invoice finance Triver calls Cashflow Streaming: you advance invoices you've already issued and repay automatically when your customer pays.
No. You advance only the invoices you choose. There's no minimum usage, and it costs nothing when you don't use it.
One simple fee per advance — no interest, no setup fee, no hidden charges and no minimum usage. You only pay when you choose to advance an invoice.
Eligible invoices are commercial invoices in pounds sterling, for completed work, issued to UK-registered companies or public-sector bodies, with payment terms of 10 to 120 days. Invoices to consumers or sole traders aren't eligible.