Working capital. Working for everyone.
C2FO is the world’s on-demand working capital platform, providing fast, flexible and equitable access to low-cost capital to nearly 2 million businesses worldwide.
Using patented Name Your Rate® technology and a suite of working capital solutions, companies can get paid sooner by the world’s largest enterprises — unlocking billions in risk-free capital. C2FO’s mission is to ensure that every business has the capital needed to thrive and has delivered more than $220 billion in funding around the world.
Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Kansas City, USA, with offices around the globe, C2FO is working to build a better, more inclusive financial system every day.
Working Capital Efficiency, Cash Flow Optimization, DSO Reduction, Early Cash Flow Delivery, Receivables Finance, Capital Finance, Early Payment, Dynamic Customer Finance, Dynamic Supplier Finance, and Working Capital Knowledge
C2FO’s secure online platform enables companies to work with their suppliers and customers to improve cash flow by determining the best time and terms for paying or getting paid.
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Every day at C2FO, Divyansh Nigam brings his ability to understand user and business problems simultaneously, designing elegant answers to issues for every customer.
Buck Bone Organics sells high-quality, eco-friendly chew toys made from elk antlers. The Montana-based company has generated huge demand for its products, but it needed more capital to pay for raw materials.
Unfortunately, even though sales were quadrupling every year, banks wouldn’t lend to the company. Buck Bone Organics was too young, said Jackie Steigleman, the company’s joint CEO.
Luckily, a few years ago, she got a call from C2FO and learned about its Capital Finance arm. With C2FO’s help, Buck Bone set up a line of credit that is based on the value of its receivables.
“Within three months of doing that, we had to move warehouses because the business was coming in so strong, because we had the ability to go after it,” Steigleman said. “We had the confidence, we had the accounts, but now we could say yes to a lot more things.”