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Your work is done. Your customer pays in 60 days.

Provida funds the invoices you send to your business customers, so you don't have to wait on their payment cycle. For businesses whose financing needs are not well served by traditional bank criteria.

  • Facilities from $30,000 to $100,000
  • Available across Canada, excluding Quebec
  • Provida Financial has funded Canadian businesses for over ten years
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InvoiceExample
Bill to: your customerTerms: Net 60
Services delivered, September$18,000
Services delivered, October$12,000
Total$30,000
Up to $25,500Paid to you
$1,500Funding fee
Illustrative example: 85% advance, and a funding fee of 2.5% of the invoice amount per 30 days on an invoice paid in 60 days. Advance rates depend on your business and your customers. Every facility is subject to approval.

What happens next

  1. Register your interestTwo minutes. No documents needed yet.
  2. Talk with our teamA person from Provida calls you within one business day to learn more. Relevant documentation will be requested at this point.
  3. Set up your facilityIf it is a fit, we’ll walk you through our seamless onboarding process.

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Questions

What kinds of invoices do you fund?

Invoices for work you have completed for other businesses, such as corporate clients, property managers, institutions and producers. We do not fund invoices to consumers or to government.

Is this a loan?

It is invoice funding. We advance cash against invoices you have already issued to business customers. There is no fixed repayment schedule. Each advance is settled when your customer pays the invoice.

Will my customers know?

Yes. Your invoices tell your customers to pay a Provida account. It is a standard arrangement in your industry and we handle it professionally.

What does it cost?

A flat funding fee of 2.5% of the invoice amount for each 30 days the invoice is outstanding. There is no long-term contract.

Who qualifies?

Canadian registered businesses outside Quebec, operating for at least 12 months, invoicing other businesses, with CRA remittances up to date.