They go the extra mile for you
Professional, quick and a personal touch.
“They go the extra mile” which creates an added value.
May 10, 2023
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Factris’ mission is to empower SMEs through financial technology with personalised guidance. We finance unpaid invoices to unlock the cash flow businesses need to expand. Since 2017, Factris has chosen to do things differently. We’ve made financing more accessible by opening doors to funding opportunities for countless SMEs.
Contact info
Funenpark 1C, 1018 AK, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- +31 20 50 50 333
- info@factris.com
- www.factris.com
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