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It’s Time for Your Business to

Sell first, Pay later.

Convert your purchases into cash first and pay up to 180 days later.
Simple
We pay your suppliers, you pay us when revenue comes in. All for a simple flat fee.
Fast
Credit decisions and payouts in hours - not weeks. No more lengthy bank loans.
Flexible
Keep track of all your Payables. Extend payment terms with ease.
Wave goodbye to bank loans and credit cards. Say hello to a smoother cash flow.

Get approved for a credit line to extend your payment terms with suppliers. Just upload your outstanding Payables and select what you want to pay later.

One transparent monthly fee - no commitment. You control when and how long to extend payment terms - up to 180 days.

How It Works

choose your invoicesselect payment termsaqeel pays your supplier
Collect Revenues: 30-180 days.
You pay aqeel
Repayment
Frequently Asked Questions

In order to qualify, your business must be registered for at least three years and incorporated in either the United States or Canada. The application process is quick and straightforward, taking about 15 minutes to complete. We'll ask you to provide all required supporting documentation during this process. Once you've applied, we typically notify you whether you qualify within 1-5 business days.

Our rates start as low as 1% per month of the outstanding invoice amount you wish to extend. There are no hidden fees or surprises – you only pay for what you use. The cost is based solely on the invoice amount and extension duration.

Our solutions are ideal for companies that buy and sell tangible products. Whether you’re stocking up on inventory or sourcing raw materials for your production process, aqeel lets you extend payment terms. This means you can pay for your purchases after you've made sales and collected revenue from those items.

Banks often struggle to meet the needs of small businesses with their outdated systems and rigid loan structures. Credit cards come with high interest rates, unexpected fees, and set limits that can restrict larger purchases. Plus, suppliers often don't accept them due to high interchange fees.

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