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Overdraft facility

An overdraft facility is suitable for businesses who want flexible financing of their day-to-day operations.

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  • Use the credit according to the business’ needs

  • Valid for one year and can be renewed

  • You only pay interest rates on the amount of credit used

Apply for an overdraft facility here

Overdraft facility - a flexible credit limit

An overdraft facility is one of the most common forms of financing for companies. In short, it provides access to credit which is helpful when you have short-term expenses to cover.

It often takes a little time from the invoice being sent to receiving payment from the customer, and an overdraft facility is often the right product to cover the need for cash in this period.

Overdraft facility FAQ

How should I apply for an overdraft facility?

Fill out the form here to apply for an overdraft facility. We’ll respond to you as soon as possible, usually within 2 days.

What does an overdraft facility cost?

You’ll only pay interest on the amount currently outstanding in the account. You also pay a commission for the credit limit. Both interest and commission are charged every quarter.

How does an overdraft facility work?

An overdraft facility is connected to the company’s current account and can be used within the credit limit you have been given. The company’s revenues are used to repay the amount that’s overdrawn.

What happens if I don’t pay back the amount on the overdraft facility?

Normally, the outstanding amount of an overdraft facility will vary over time depending on the company’s income and expenses. When closing the overdraft facility, you’ll need to pay back the outstanding amount.

What kind of security is required for an overdraft facility?

Typical security for an overdraft facility include mortgages on customer receivables, stock, operating assets, property and sureties.

What are the benefits of an overdraft facility?

An overdraft facility gives greater freedom of action because it gives you the ability to pay expenses when they’re due and use revenues to repay the amount overdrawn.

Our financing products

  • Company loans

    For long-term investments

  • Overdraft facility

    Short-term financing of daily operations

  • Leasing

    Simple and flexible financing

  • Trade finance

    Goods intended for import and export

  • Receivables and supply chain finance

    Greater freedom of action