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Watch this new video discussing factoring, which is a type of financing transaction where accounts receivable (sometimes referred to as accounts or receivables) are sold by the company that originates the accounts to a third party for cash. This allows the company to trade their right to receive payments from their customers in the future for a guaranteed income stream from the third-party factoring provider referred to as the factor. Factoring is an alternative to traditional bank financing of accounts receivable.
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