Waiting over 30 days for every payment puts a real restraint on our business, FundTap have provided the perfect solution. Process was quick and friendly - highly recommended
Get paid today. Not on the 20th.
FundTap turns your unpaid invoices into cash, the same day.
You stay in control
You pick which invoice to bring forward.
Choose one, several, or none at all. See the fee before you confirm.
Same-day funding
Watch the money land.
Once approved, FundTap funds it the same day. Meet costs, take opportunities and keep moving, instead of waiting out someone else's payment cycle.
What is FundTap, and how does invoice finance work?
Small businesses in New Zealand and Australia invoice on terms, then wait 30 to 60 days to be paid. FundTap brings that money forward: pick any unpaid invoice from Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks or Reckon and see the exact fee first. FundTap funds up to 90% the same day once approved, for one flat fee from 4%. A limit costs nothing while it sits unused, no lock-in, and your customers are never contacted.
Last reviewed 11 August 2026
Funding that fits how a business actually runs.
No minimum, no lock-in
Fund one invoice, several, or none at all. Stop any time, with nothing owing.
See the fee before you commit
One flat fee from 4% per invoice, worked out for that invoice and quoted in full before you confirm.
Your clients are never contacted
Your customer pays you, into your own account, on the terms you already agreed. Nothing at their end changes.
Your limit grows as you do
It costs nothing to have one sitting there, and once an invoice is repaid the limit is ready again straight away.
Does this actually apply to a business like mine?
If your business is actively trading in New Zealand or Australia and invoices its customers on terms, you can use FundTap. Your customers can be other businesses or consumers. Most of what we fund is due within 60 days. Longer terms are looked at individually.
People & staffing
Wages due before the client pays
Built for growing businesses
The typical FundTap customer invoices 28% more a year later.
Median annual invoicing growth across FundTap customers. Measured July 2026.
How it works
Get funded in four steps.
Connect your software
Registration takes about 10 minutes. A secure connection to Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks or Reckon, and you can disconnect any time.
Pick the invoice
Your unpaid invoices appear in the portal. Choose one, several, or none.
See the fee
The exact fee, calculated for that invoice and shown before you confirm. No surprises.
Get funded
Once approved, FundTap funds it the same day. Repayment is automatic on the invoice due date.
How it compares
One invoice at a time. No lock-in.
FundTap funds one invoice you choose, not everything you're owed. No lock-in, no ongoing commitment.
What it costs
Pricing that hands you the control.
One flat fee per invoice you fund. There's no fee for setting the account up, holding it, or closing it.
Approved funding limit
- No establishment fees
- No monthly service charges
- No break fees
- No minimum, no lock-in
When you fund an invoice
- Up to 90% in your bank, funded same day once approved
- Quoted before you confirm
- No early repayment penalty
- You choose which invoice, how long, and how much
Questions
What people ask before they start.
Will you contact my clients? Will they know?
Your clients are never contacted by FundTap. Your customer pays your invoice to you, into your own account, on the terms you already agreed. There is nothing at their end to sign or change, and you stay in charge of the relationship.
What am I locked into?
Nothing. No minimum. No lock-in. No ongoing commitment. Choose one invoice, several, or none at all, and stop any time with nothing owing.
What does it cost?
One flat fee per invoice, from 4%, quoted in full before you confirm. It is worked out for that invoice and the number of days until it is due. On a $4,500 invoice that is $4,050 in your account today for a flat fee of $180. There is no fee for setting the account up, holding it, or closing it.
What happens on the due date, and what if it is tight?
Repayment is automatic on the invoice due date, by direct debit from your own account, so there is nothing for you to do on the day. If it is going to be tight, you can move the date yourself in the portal by five working days, or tell the team.
Is the funding limit enough?
Your first limit reflects where your business is now, and limits grow as you do. It costs nothing to have one sitting there, and once an invoice is repaid the limit is ready again straight away, with no reapplying.
Is this a loan?
Your invoice, money you’re already owed, brought forward on your own timing. You choose which invoice and when, for one flat fee, and repayment happens automatically when that invoice falls due.
Rather ask first?
Our Nelson-based team, not a call centre.
Reviewed by Matt Peacey PhD, Founder and CEO