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altLINE vs Triumph

Invoice factoring (The Southern Bank) vs Invoice factoring (TBK): estimated rate as of today, time to cash, eligibility and what you give up — side by side.

Key differences

  • Triumph is usually faster to fund (about 3 days vs about 5 days).

Side by side

altLINETriumph
ProductInvoice factoring (The Southern Bank)Invoice factoring (TBK)
Funding typeInvoice factoring & AR financingInvoice factoring & AR financing
Estimated rate as of todayRates shown to approved membersRates shown to approved members
Pricing sourceEstimated as of todayEstimated as of today
Time to cashAbout 5 daysAbout 3 days
Typical sizeUp to 90% of unpaid invoicesUp to 90% of unpaid invoices
Term1–3 months1–3 months
RequirementsExisting revenue · Unpaid B2B invoicesExisting revenue · Unpaid B2B invoices
RegionsUSUS
What they underwriteYour customers' invoicesYour customers' invoices
CollateralReceivablesReceivables
How you repayCustomer pays invoiceCustomer pays invoice
DilutionNoneNone

Triumph

Bank-owned factoring; strongest in transportation.

altLINE vs Triumph FAQ

What is the difference between altLINE and Triumph?

Triumph is usually faster to fund (about 3 days vs about 5 days).

Which is faster, altLINE or Triumph?

Triumph usually funds in about 3 days; altLINE takes about 5 days.

Which is cheaper for you?

The answer depends on your amount, term and revenue. The calculator prices both on the same basis — fees, warrants and dilution included.

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