Factris: Funding the EU’s Largest Business Sector
SMEs power the EU’s economy.
And Factris powers SMEs.
There are over 25 million SMEs across Europe. They account for the overwhelming majority of the EU’s non-financial business economy. They also need the most financial support.*
Since 2017, Factris has been empowering SMEs through financial technology with personalised guidance. We turn money owed to SMEs into working capital they can use to grow their business.
Every business has a story. We help them tell it.
And our investors help make that happen.
What has Factris accomplished?
What has Factris accomplished?
Seed round led by Speedinvest
Launch of proprietary platform FAB
Acquisition of DEBIFO
Opening of Factris LV1
EUR 1.4M EU grant received for tech enhancements
Dutch portfolio acquisition completed
EUR 5.0M Series A round led by AB Ventures
Opening of Factris PL1
Opening of Factris BE1
“Unlimited” funding via SPV structure by NN IP
>EUR 795M receivables financed to-date
Centralized payment infrastructure by ING
Application for Factris DE1 Bafin license
1700+ customer success cases
Why invest in Factris?
Automation
Instead of using automation to replace people, we use it to improve what people can do. We let machines do the tedious, time-consuming work so that the Factris team can give the very best assistance to our clients. Our Finance Automation for Business platform (or, “FAB”) puts the customer in control by providing an easy, fast way to manage their financing with Factris.
AI-Powered Risk Assessment Technology
We’ve put behind us the slow, tedious process of using humans to assess the risk of funding a business—which only gave a partial understanding of the risk involved. Instead, we harness AI to collect and analyse data almost instantly. Factris now has the power to clearly understand, score, and monitor the risk of each factoring case.
Low cost funding
Market opportunities
Factris invites you to join us as an investor
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