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Supply Chain Finance helps businesses convert their invoices/bills into cash, providing the working capital needed to support day-to-day operations. It allows businesses to raise funds against unpaid invoices.
Businesses can implement supply chain finance by partnering with financial institutions that offer SCF platforms, integrating technology for digital invoicing, and coordinating with suppliers and buyers for seamless payment terms.
Yes, small businesses benefit from supply chain finance by accessing early payments for invoices, improving cash flow, and reducing the need for collateral, helping them manage working capital more effectively.