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Receivables Exchange business loans

Receivables Exchange is on Recur Club's lender panel, writing domestic factoring, export financing, import factoring.

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— The screen your file has to clear

The screen your file has to clear

What is checked before anything else, and applies to every product below.

Behaviour & gates
  • Borrower: CIBIL ≥650
  • age ≥2y
  • pan-India
  • sector-agnostic (50 sectors — full list in data JSON)
  • Private Limited, Public
  • Financials: runway ≥6mo (import factoring only)
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  • rev ≥₹50cr (import factoring)
  • rev ≥₹150cr (export financing)
  • TOL/adjusted tangible net worth ≤5
  • debt/EBITDA ≤4
  • debt/networth ≤4
  • DSCR ≥1
  • Deal: rate 7–14%
  • ticket ₹4–150cr
  • tenure 3–12mo
  • Security (observed): No Security (100%)
  • Personal Guarantee Of Promoters / Directors / Property Owner (100%)
  • FD margin 10–15% (100%)
  • Security asked in : Personal Guarantee Of Promoters / Directors / Property Owner (×1), FD margin 5–10% (×1), 1st/pari-passu charge on current assets (×1), Movable Fixed Assets/Plant & Machinery - Pari Passu First Charge (×1)
  • Security asked in 2026: No Security (×3), Personal Guarantee Of Promoters / Directors / Property Owner (×3), FD margin 10–15% (×3), Escrow Of Cashflows (×1)
  • share → in-principle approval (initial interest): ≈15d
  • in-principle approval → sanction (underwriting): ≈61d
— Products & indicative terms

What Receivables Exchange lends, and on what terms

What has actually been offered on live transactions, not brochure numbers. Treat them as the band you are likely to be quoted inside, not a promise. Open a row for that product's credit box.

ProductTicketPricingTenure

Also offered, with no terms observed yet: Domestic Factoring, Export Financing, Import Factoring.

— Typical term sheet

What a sanction from Receivables Exchange actually looks like

Reconstructed from real sanction letters. Small samples, so read them as observed rather than as a rule.

Specimen sanction

Representative of the median file. Your actual terms will move with rating, security cover and relationship.

Indicative

How often each clause appears

Share of the 1 sanction letters carrying the clause.

Periodic reporting / MIS obligation100%
— Common questions

What borrowers ask about Receivables Exchange

What does Receivables Exchange lend?
Receivables Exchange writes domestic factoring, export financing, import factoring.
What are Receivables Exchange's eligibility criteria?
The first screen is the bureau: a borrower CIBIL of at least 650. Revenue, leverage and debt-service thresholds apply on top and vary by product. The full credit box for each product is set out on this page.
What security does Receivables Exchange ask for?
Observed across sanctions: No Security (100%) · Personal Guarantee Of Promoters / Directors / Property Owner (100%) · FD margin 10–15% (100%).
How do I apply to Receivables Exchange?
You do not apply to Receivables Exchange directly through Recur Club. Answer a short set of questions on Recur Market and your file is scored against Receivables Exchange's own recorded criteria alongside every other lender on the panel, so you see where you fit before anyone is approached.
Is Receivables Exchange the right lender for my business?
It depends on which product you need, your sector and how your last two years of financials read. The credit box on this page is what Receivables Exchange screens on; running your own numbers through Recur Market shows whether you clear it, and which other lenders you clear at the same time.

Next steps after Receivables Exchange

See whether Receivables Exchange is the right lender for you

A few questions. Recur Market scores you against Receivables Exchange and the rest of the panel, on each lender's own recorded criteria.

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Lender intelligence dossier - screening gates, per-product terms and sanction observations, derived from lender policy documents and observed transactions. Figures are observed from a sample and are not an offer, a commitment, or a statement of Receivables Exchange's current policy. Terms are set by the lender at the time of sanction.