The story in short
- 9 invoices funded since September 2026
- 3 funding days since September 2026
- 1 month on FundTap so far
The gap
A bakery pays for ingredients, packaging and labour up front, then invoices its customers on terms. The bigger grocery accounts tend to pay around the end of the month.
“We haven’t really caught up with it since they launched in July, that being said the end of this month is when cashflow should hopefully level out.”
From an email to the FundTap team, September 2026
How they use FundTap
In their first month, September 2026, they funded nine invoices on three funding days. So far they’re drawing mainly on invoices to one of their larger grocery customers.
They describe the volume as modest for now, and expect it to grow with the business.
What’s changed
Production can keep running while the end-of-month payments from the bigger accounts come in.
Their customers pay them as normal, and it’s early days: one month in, with no limit increase needed so far.
Sound like your business?
Launch a new line and the production bills land first, with customer payments following at month end. FundTap covers the wait in between.
Fund the next order without waiting on the last one.
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About this story. Anonymised: business and owner details are withheld. Counts are from FundTap’s records to 30 September 2026. Quotes are from calls and emails with the FundTap team, lightly trimmed.
