Glossary of M1 NXT

Export Receivable Factoring

In the contemporary landscape of global commerce, exporters face a perennial tension: they must offer competitive payment terms to foreign buyers while managing the inherent risk and liquidity strain of

Overseas Buyer

An Overseas Buyer is an entity located outside the exporter’s domestic jurisdiction that purchases goods or services under a cross-border commercial contract. Transactions with overseas buyers are typically executed under

Invoice Financing

Invoice Financing is a structured trade finance solution that enables businesses to unlock immediate liquidity against outstanding invoices, without waiting for the buyer’s payment cycle to conclude. Instead of allowing

DOA/NOA

DOA (Deed of Assignment) vs NOA (Notice of Assignment): Re-Engineering Receivables for Modern Trade Finance. In global commerce, liquidity does not move at the same speed as trade. Goods cross

Export receivable with LC or without LC

Export receivables represent the payment obligation due from an overseas buyer for goods shipped or services rendered under an international trade contract. Depending on the commercial arrangement, these receivables may