For this week’s Hero Deal, a Texas-based restaurant group was approved for a $500,000 Line of Credit from Drip Capital.
The financing provides additional working capital to support the group’s restaurant operations.
Read the story: https://t.co/MjNLd8ONvk
Before you commit to your next shipment, it helps to know what tariffs could add to the cost.
Our new tariff calculator uses your country of origin, product, and shipment value to give you an estimated duty breakdown.
Use this as a planning estimate and confirm current duties with a licensed customs broker. Try it with your next shipment: https://t.co/CvJH4mW5TQ
A Georgia-based consumer electronics wholesaler wanted more purchasing capacity as it prepared for seasonal demand.
For this week’s Hero Deal, Drip Capital approved $500,000 in financing, with Vendor Financing and Line of Credit supporting the business’s working capital needs.
Read the story: https://t.co/ic8pqtaTPi
For one Florida-based semiconductor distributor, the cash-flow squeeze starts before components even finish testing: vendors want payment upfront, while customers typically pay on net-30 terms.
This week’s Hero Deal: $500,000 in financing from Drip Capital to help the distributor take on larger orders while keeping more cash available for the rest of the business.
Read the story: https://t.co/Vft7sHpoh3
New US restrictions on certain Canadian imports took effect on September 29. Here’s a quick look at the affected products and what this means for importers.
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An advisory firm’s first referral to Drip Capital was an electronics distributor looking to finance inventory.
That introduction led to a $1 million credit facility, with funds following within days of signing. Throughout the process, our team stayed in touch with the referring partner.
A first deal, and a working relationship to build on.
Read more about our channel partner program: https://t.co/vUr9TSDjZZ
Good partnerships are built in the small moments: a clear update, a question answered, a commitment kept.
A Trustpilot review described our team as dependable and responsive. We’re grateful for the trust and for the time taken to leave such a thoughtful review. We’ll keep working to earn it.
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For this week’s Hero Deal, a Texas pocket-spring manufacturer was approved for a $250,000 Line of Credit from Drip Capital.
The purpose: give the business room to move on raw-material purchases when timing mattered.
Read the story: https://t.co/x7UDaprmXF
How does our Working Capital Calculator work?
Enter your numbers and payment timelines to estimate your working capital gap. Then see how getting paid sooner could change it.
Watch the walkthrough, then try your own numbers:
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Ships from Asia to Europe used to cut through the Red Sea and the Suez Canal. After attacks on vessels there, many now sail the long way around the bottom of Africa. That is the Red Sea detour, and it adds about 10 days at sea.
For importers, those are 10 more days between paying your supplier and getting paid by your customer.
Swipe to see how a route change reaches your balance sheet.
If you’ve already borrowed to buy holiday inventory, yesterday’s Fed announcement raises a fair question: is your next bill going up?
On September 16, the Fed raised its benchmark rate by a quarter of a percentage point. Whether that reaches your business, and when, depends on your financing agreement.
To put the size of the change in perspective, a matching increase on a $500,000 balance held for a full year would add $1,250 in interest. That’s an illustration; your actual cost depends on your balance and terms.
Before changing your purchasing plans, it’s worth asking your lender what this means in dollars. We’ve broken down what to check in the slides.
Source: Federal Reserve, September 16 announcement.
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“Tier II and III don't just have a financing problem, they also have a discovery problem.”
This was the theme of conversation for Pushkar’s panel titled “Closing the Last Mile: Extending Supply Chain Finance to Tier 2 and Tier 3 Suppliers” at the @GffFintechfest yesterday.
He, along with three other venerable panelists in Mr Ashish Runwal, Ms Pallavi Srivastava and Mr Vishal Chopra, along with the very seasoned Mr Anu Tiwari playing moderator, talked about the varying challenges faced by MSMEs in Tier II-III India and what they are all doing to contribute to the solution.
Some milestones are measured in numbers. Others are measured in moments. 💙
Five years ago, we set out to build a workplace where people could do meaningful work, grow into bigger roles, challenge ideas, and show up as themselves.
Today, we’re proud to share that Drip Capital India is Great Place to Work-Certified for the 5th consecutive year. 🏆
And while the certification is a milestone, what makes it meaningful is the journey behind it.
It’s in the teammate who makes time to help.
The leader who makes space for a new idea.
The conversation that sparks growth.
The celebration after a big win.
The moments that happen between meetings, projects and deadlines.
So, here’s a little rewind of the people, memories and moments that have made the journey what it is. Because a great place to work isn’t built in a day. It’s built by its people, every day. 💙
Here’s to our Dripsters and everything we’re building together.
Great Place to Work-Certified. Made great by Dripsters.
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Thin margins leave no room for cash to sit between vendor payments and customer collections.
This New York manufacturer supplies flexible plastic packaging, rollstock film, and bags to brands that need their products protected and shelf-ready. Material vendors are paid upfront, while customers pay weeks later.
Vendor Financing from Drip Capital helped the company keep vendors paid and production moving as order volumes grew.
The outcome: revenue more than doubled in one year, backed by substantial invoice funding and ongoing support across many invoices.
Swipe through the story.
For 90 years, Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 sat largely unused. Now, as of August 22, it is reshaping U.S.–Canada trade.
For importers, the critical issue is that USMCA certificates of origin do not provide an exemption.
We break down what’s affected, what remains tariff-free, and the steps businesses can take next: https://t.co/JHQkisA2Iv
Source: U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
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One broker was closing two deals a quarter with us. Two years on, they are on pace for more than twenty.
Their own read on why: "a partner that lets you say yes to more clients instead of turning them away."