Asset-based revolving facility
An asset-based revolving facility is a line of funding you can draw, repay and draw again. Its limit is a set share of the receivables and stock that qualify, so it rises and falls as they do.
Warehouse finance (warehouse receipts)
Warehouse finance lets the owner of stored goods raise a short-term loan against a warehouse receipt. The lender pays out part of the goods' value, holds title until repaid, and the buyer collects the goods once the loan is cleared.
Inventory finance
Inventory finance pays you part of the value of goods you hold before sale. The finance provider keeps title or security over the goods and gives it back when the sale money repays the advance.
Inventory finance funds goods in storage, and the finance provider holds title until it is repaid
Inventory finance pays for goods held for sale. A finance provider advances part of their value, holds title or security over them with inspections and insurance, and releases title when sale proceeds repay the advance.