Supply chain finance platform for banks and NBFIs

Processing SCF is the easy part. The hard part is finding the anchors and getting their suppliers on board. Krediq does all of it.
01Discover · Opportunity Intelligence
Your next programmes are already in your payments data.
Opportunity Intelligence scores every corporate in your payments data for all three SCF products. Your RMs get a shortlist and a brief.
How it works
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Upload your corporate payments data
Your own data. No external feed.
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Score every corporate
Opportunity and readiness, for each product.
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Map the ecosystem
Shared suppliers and buyers, including ones that don’t bank with you yet.
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Brief the RM
Which product to open with, the numbers, and the questions to ask.
Where to start
- Every score shows its evidence. Each factor labelled by source.
- It says what it does not know. Gaps become client questions, not guesses.
- AI prepares, people decide. The RM chooses whom to approach.
Opportunity Intelligence is open for pilots. Ask for it in your demo
02Launch
Term sheet to live.
Three products on one set of onboarding, limits, controls and settlement. A new programme is configuration, not a project.
What you can launch
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Approved payables finance
Suppliers paid early on buyer-approved invoices, priced on the buyer's risk.
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Dynamic discounting
The buyer pays early from its own cash, for a discount.
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Receivables finance
Sellers funded against invoices, repaid when the buyer pays.
Three moves to live
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Structure it
Pick a template. Set limits, tenor, pricing and approvals.
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Onboard the parties
Email invites, KYC by customer type, e-signed agreements.
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Open the flow
Invoices by portal, file or API, routed by the programme’s rules.
Integration
API-first, with a file alternative at every touchpoint. No programme waits on middleware.
- Core banking and LMS
- KYC and compliance
- E-sign providers
- Corporate ERP and AP
- Payments
- MIS and data out
Deploy it your way: SaaS, our cloud, your cloud or your data centre.
03Operate
One book, three portals.
Suppliers finance, buyers approve, your desk runs the book.
Three portals
Where financing gets adopted
- Onboarding by email invite, with documents mapped automatically
- Agreements signed electronically, with no branch visit
- Financing in two clicks, or automatic where the programme allows

Where the anchor stays engaged
- One queue for every approval
- Invoice upload by file, with no ERP project
- Live supplier utilisation across the programme

Where the desk runs the book
- Programmes, limits and exceptions in one view
- Maker-checker on every step
- Exposure, utilisation and pipeline on a live dashboard

AI in the workflow
Fyroxa, an AI copilot for supply chain finance.
Ask about the book, or ask it to do the work. People confirm every action.
- Create. Programmes, counterparties and invoices, including from Excel or PDF.
- Analyse. What needs attention now: invoices due, approvals waiting, overdues.
- Ask. “Which buyers are slowest to approve this quarter?”
It has run live
- Live SCF desk
- 12 months
- Corporate programmes
- 5
- Financed
- US$800k
Built with NKC Finance, our launch client, before it became a product.
What our launch client says
“Within just 6 months, they delivered a robust MVP, allowing us to quickly enter the Approved Payable and Receivables Finance market.”
Book a demo
One corporate, from discovered to financed, on the live system.
Forty minutes. We take a corporate Opportunity Intelligence has flagged, build a programme around it, finance an invoice and settle it.
- No implementation commitment
- NDA on request
Questions
What is supply chain finance?
Supply chain finance lets suppliers get paid early on their invoices, using the stronger credit of the buyer or the buyer’s own cash. Banks and NBFIs run it as programmes set up around a corporate anchor and its suppliers or buyers.
What is the difference between approved payables finance and dynamic discounting?
In approved payables finance, a bank or funder pays suppliers early on invoices the buyer has approved, priced on the buyer’s credit. In dynamic discounting, the buyer pays early from its own cash in return for a discount set by how early it pays.
Who is Krediq for?
Banks and NBFIs that want to launch or scale supply chain finance programmes, and the corporate anchors, suppliers and buyers in those programmes.
Is Opportunity Intelligence live?
Opportunity Intelligence is open for pilots with banks and NBFIs. Ask for it when you book a demo.
Does Krediq need an ERP integration to start?
No. Every touchpoint is API-first with a structured-file alternative, so invoices can come in by portal or file upload while integrations are built.
Not ready for a platform yet? Start with a look at your trade or SCF operations. About the Operations Review