Invoice Finance for Logistics & Transport
The weeks people reach for it: the fuel account is due Friday, the invoice for that work is due on the 30th. Drivers and subbies are paid weekly; your POD invoices sit on 30-day terms.
How does invoice finance work for transport and logistics operators?
The fuel account is due Friday, while POD invoices sit on 30-day terms. FundTap funds the invoice for that job, up to 90% of it, and shows the exact fee before you confirm. FundTap funds it the same day once approved, from 4%. Your clients are never contacted, and your limit is ready again once repaid.
Last reviewed 26 August 2026
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How Invoice Finance Works for Transport Operators
The weeks people reach for it: the fuel account is due Friday, the invoice for that work is due on the 30th. Drivers and subbies are paid weekly; your POD invoices sit on 30-day terms.
How it works
Get funded in four steps.
Connect
Register in about 10 minutes and connect Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks or Reckon.
Get approved
Our approvals team reviews your application, usually the same day.
Choose an invoice
Pick the one you want funded and see the exact fee before you confirm.
Get paid
Once approved, the money lands the same day, before 5pm.
What it costs
Pricing that hands you the control.
From 4% per invoice, plus a small daily amount for the days until it's due, shown in full before you confirm. No monthly costs, no lock-in contracts, and it costs nothing while it's not in use.
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
Fundtap gives our clients the control to access funds only when they need them. For this courier business, it meant they could keep operations running smoothly while waiting for customer payments.
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Before you check eligibility.
Can transport companies use invoice finance?
Yes. Transport and logistics is a common use case for invoice finance because of high upfront operating costs combined with extended client payment terms.
How quickly do I receive funds?
Once your account is set up, you can fund an invoice and get funded the same day.
Can I fund invoices from multiple clients?
Yes. You can fund invoices from any of your B2B clients, selecting individual invoices as needed.
Is invoice finance available for owner-operators?
Yes. FundTap has no minimum turnover or minimum invoice volume. If you invoice B2B clients through Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks or Reckon, you can use FundTap.
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