Only institutional investors or qualifying high-net-worth individuals are allowed to purchase invoices. All investors registered on the platform have been fully vetted by MarketFinance and sign up to ...

Invoice finance falls under asset based financing, which is not currently an activity regulated by the FCA. MarketFinance does not invest any capital into invoices itself or on behalf of any third par...

The minimum initial deposit is £50,000. Please note that the investor client account must be funded before you gain access to the MarketFinance platform. There is no requirement to deploy funds into ...

In order to invest on MarketFinance you must both meet our criteria and pass our checks. We accept applications from: High net worth individuals Sophisticated investors Institutional investors (hedge ...

MarketFinance charges a percentage of any profits earned by investors, depending on the sum of funds held on the platform. There are no sign-on fees or on-going service fees – investors only pay fee...

MarketFinance does not take any deposits directly. Investor funds are placed in segregated client accounts held at Barclays Bank. Each Investor holds a dedicated client account. There is no right of o...

At MarketFinance there is no minimum or lock-up period. Uninvested funds may be withdrawn at any time. However, funds that have been invested in invoices cannot be redeemed until the invoice has paid ...

Funds can be automatically deployed using our AutoBid tool. Investors can set their preferred bidding parameters and the platform will bid on their behalf.

Sometimes the invoice you purchased might not be paid by the end customer. In such cases, we offer our collection services to help you recover your investment from the business that sold you the defa...

All fees accruing to Investors are calculated on a daily rate. Therefore if invoices are paid either early or late, Investor fees will be adjusted accordingly. Investors are, however, compensated for ...