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Invoice advance for UAE businesses

Up to AED 1MFrom 1.5% /mo

Invoice advance for UAE SMEs—unlock cash from unpaid B2B invoices after a clear document review.

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Up to 1M AED · estimated 1.5–3.5% /mo

First review

Within 24 hours

Maximum limit

1MAED

Estimated rate

1.5–3.5% /mo

First review

Within 24 hours

How it works

Invoice advance in the UAE helps businesses waiting 30–90 days for customer payment unlock cash sooner. Upload your B2B invoice, company records, and bank statements; Salam Dirham shows an estimated limit after a quick document review—without a traditional bank loan queue.

Track uploads, status, and written terms in one workspace. Final rate and approval follow identity checks and credit assessment before you accept any offer.

Who is this for?

Invoice-led B2B suppliers

Businesses waiting 30–90 days on customer payments and needing cash for the next order cycle.

Growing trading and services firms

Businesses with recurring invoices to reliable corporate buyers that want faster access to cash between customer payments.

Expat-founded businesses in Dubai and the UAE

Founders who need a structured document path instead of ad-hoc bank follow-ups for trade finance.

What you need to qualify

Registered UAE business with valid trade license
B2B invoices to identifiable corporate buyers
Company and representative identity documents available for upload
Initial fit only until document review and signed offer

Documents you may need

Here's a quick look at what we usually need. We'll confirm the exact list when you apply.

Invoice
Trade License
Company MOA

Frequently asked questions

What is invoice advance in the UAE?

Invoice advance lets a business receive funds against approved B2B invoices instead of waiting for the buyer to pay. Salam Dirham shows initial terms after document review; final pricing follows credit assessment.

How much of an invoice can be financed?

Estimated advance amounts can reach a high share of eligible invoice value depending on buyer quality, documentation, and product limits. The exact amount is confirmed only after review.

Which documents are usually required?

Typical files include invoices, trade license, company bank statements, and representative identity documents. The list is shown in the application before upload.

Ready to get started?

Start your application online. Save progress, upload documents when ready, and see written terms before you accept.

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Just a heads-up: we'll need to check your details, documents, and credit before finalizing the terms. We can't promise funding until you sign an official offer.

How it works

Track uploads, status, and written terms in one workspace. Final rate and approval follow identity checks and credit assessment before you accept any offer.

Who is this for?

Invoice-led B2B suppliers

Businesses waiting 30–90 days on customer payments and needing cash for the next order cycle.

Growing trading and services firms

Businesses with recurring invoices to reliable corporate buyers that want faster access to cash between customer payments.

Expat-founded businesses in Dubai and the UAE

Founders who need a structured document path instead of ad-hoc bank follow-ups for trade finance.

Frequently asked questions

What is invoice advance in the UAE?

How much of an invoice can be financed?

Estimated advance amounts can reach a high share of eligible invoice value depending on buyer quality, documentation, and product limits. The exact amount is confirmed only after review.

Which documents are usually required?

Typical files include invoices, trade license, company bank statements, and representative identity documents. The list is shown in the application before upload.