Trade Financing

Faster cash. Flexible terms.

Sellers choose when to get paid. Buyers get the time they need. Payment and quality guaranteed by Matium — on every deal.

Net 30

Standard terms on every deal, both sides

1%/ 10 days

Sellers advance, or buyers extend — same price

100%

Payment and quality guaranteed by Matium

The offer

Financing built into the deal.

Most financing in materials trading lives outside the transaction — a separate factoring company, a separate credit check, a separate contract. Matium builds it into the deal. Sellers get paid faster when they want to. Buyers get more time when they need it. Same mechanic, same price, both directions.

How a $100,000 deal works

Same 1% per 10 days, in either direction

Seller — advance

Day 30 (standard)$100,000
Day 10 — paid 20 days early$98,000
Day 5 — paid 25 days early$97,500

Buyer — extend

Day 30 (standard)$100,000
Day 40 — extended 10 days$101,000
Day 60 — extended 30 days$103,000

Why it matters

Materials markets are getting faster and tighter.

The teams that move quickly and transact flexibly are winning more deals. Three things are squeezing the rest.

Pricing moves faster

Resin and scrap prices shift week to week. Cash tied up in 60-day receivables is opportunity you can't act on.

Supply chains less predictable

Volatile demand and freight constraints reward operators who can pivot — and pivot requires liquidity.

Working capital matters more

Every dollar tied up in receivables is a dollar that can't be deployed against the next deal.

Who's behind the money

Backed by a real bank. Audited like one too.

Matium's financing is backed by Erebor Bank. Buyer credit is underwritten before any deal goes through, so sellers know payment is real before they ship. Matium is SOC 2 Type II certified — independently audited and continuously monitored for security.

Erebor Bank · Financing partner
Underwritten buyer credit
SOC 2 Type II

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