• Funding Solutions to you Business

KKS-GROUP is focused on providing much-needed funding solutions to businesses of all shapes and sizes. Some of these funding alternatives are great and fast ways for generating much needed cash for other projects now, rather than potentially losing the opportunity.

Capital is the grease that keeps the wheels turning in your business. Whether you need capital for startup costs, short-term operating costs, or long-term strategic development, the day-to-day success of an enterprise often hinges on its ability to attract or generate capital. Together with our private funding sources  we are able to provide funding solutions as shown below:

• Business-Based Internal Funding Options

Business-based transactions typically center around payments owed to a business by another business or in some cases a government entity. We are  Specialist  and have been special trained by some of our funding sources in evaluating your company and recognizing the best funding solution for your situation. These are NOT loans, but creative methods for either creating cash from existing revenue streams you have currently or may have in the future or possibly bringing in additional company owners as investors.

• Account Receivable

Accounts receivable refers to all invoices that have been sent to a business' customers but have not yet been paid. Typically, accounts receivable consist of one or more invoices. Rather than waiting 30, 60 or even 90 days for your payment, we can help you get cash for these invoices in 24-48 hours in most cases.

• Letters of Credit

A letter of credit is used for business transactions in which a business needs to have the payment of its invoices guaranteed by a third party (a company other than the buyer of the merchandise). When this happens, the purchaser of the goods obtains a letter of credit. LOC's are sometimes used in domestic transactions, but more frequently are used in international trade. We have funding sources who can act as originators of an LOC or purchase an existing one.

• Purchase Orders and Contracts

A purchase order is a formal agreement that a product is going to be bought at a specific price. A contract is similar to a purchase order, except that the contract document is used to order a service rather than a product. Many times a small company cannot accept a purchase order because they lack the funds to get the materials or products to resell. With P.O. Funding, KKS-GROUP can help you secure the funding, get the contract and make money.

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