A type of loan intended for businesses to finance the acquisition of professional equipment such as machines, utility vehicles or even computers.

This type of credit can be repaid over a period of several months to several years, with fixed or variable interest rates adapted to the needs and capabilities of the business.

Gaining credit is a short-term loan that allows businesses or individuals to quickly obtain cash to meet urgent need.

This type of loan often comes with a high interest rate and must be repaid in a relatively short time window, usually within a few weeks or months.

Draft discounting is a financial technique which allows a company to benefit from a cash advance by transferring a draft issued by a customer to its bank.

The bank pays the company part of the draft amount, deducting commission and interest, and assumes the risk of non-payment of the draft by the client.

The operating cash advance is a short-term credit intended for companies to finance their daily operations, in other words, working capital needs.

This type of credit allows the company to have a cash advance to finance its purchases of raw materials, pay its suppliers or settle its current expenses, before receiving the corresponding revenue.

The investment credit is a loan intended for companies to finance long-term investment projects such as the acquisition of capital goods, the construction of a building or the development of a new product.

This type of credit can be repaid over a period of several years to several decades, with fixed or variable interest rates adapted to the needs and capabilities of the business.