EnablePay helps Nigerian and African suppliers convert approved corporate invoices into operating capital, then routes eligible asset-purchase proceeds for international trade settlement.
Supplier capital provisioned against verified invoices from established corporate buyers.
One controlled infrastructure connects invoice verification, supplier capital provisioning, receivables purchase, and international settlement.
Supplier capital, provisioned against verified invoices.
Institutional invoice factoring that purchases approved receivables and provisions capital for suppliers to produce, fulfil, and grow trade.
Asset purchases routed into international settlement.
Nexus routes proceeds from approved asset purchases through our Institutional FX Routing infrastructure to settle supplier partners internationally.
Trade execution, built into your stack.
APIs and workflow tools for platforms that need verified trade infrastructure without building it from zero.
Capital provisioned against verified invoices keeps factories producing, suppliers fulfilling, ports clearing, and goods moving through global corridors.
Invoice factoring infrastructure should move with its ports.
Provision supplier capital against verified corporate invoices.
From approved invoice to completed international settlement.
Every stage is visible, verified, and designed for institutional review.
Upload an approved corporate invoice.
TradeScore™ validates the transaction.
Capital is provisioned through an approved receivables purchase.
The cycle closes when the corporate buyer pays.
Submit a verified receivable and access capital to fulfil orders, sustain production, and expand trade.
Clear answers about invoice factoring, receivables purchase, supplier capital, and international trade settlement through EnablePay.
Clear entity information, controlled partner rails, and transparent transaction workflows are built into the operating model.
FINTRAC MSB number N300001868
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EnablePay INC, Newark, Delaware
Anchored to verified receivables
Start with one verified invoice and put capital behind the next trade cycle.