HSBC TradeCash is a digital post-shipment seller financing against invoice data. It gives you access to working capital tied up in sales, helping bridge the cash flow gap between making sales and getting paid. Buyer payments are collected through your HSBC account when invoices are due.

HSBC TradeCash helps you turn sales into cash instantly¹ by releasing funds against invoice data, so you can keep day-to-day operations moving and take on more orders. It also reduces administration by using a trade document-free process via HSBCnet.

You can draw down funds immediately¹ after submitting your invoice file. Funds are released to your account once you submit.

No. HSBC TradeCash is trade document-free. No trade documents are required.

Yes. You can select invoices as needed, so you only use funding when and where it supports your cash flow priorities.

Yes. HSBC TradeCash supports multi-currency borrowing and payout.

Getting started with HSBC TradeCash is simple. We’ll first set up a trade facility. Once that’s in place, you can apply for HSBC TradeCash.

From loan application to funding, HSBC TradeCash is an end-to-end digital trade finance journey via HSBCnet: you upload an invoice data file, submit, and get the funding, without trade documents. Buyer payments then flow into your HSBC account on invoice due date, with no disruption to your buyer.

HSBC TradeCash is a digital seller loan that gives you instant¹ access to working capital tied up in sales through invoice data against your selected sales on open account terms. This complements HSBC TradePay as a digital buyer loan that lets you make just-in-time payments to suppliers and finance your procurements.

HSBC TradeCash is a digital post-shipment seller financing that gives you instant¹ access to working capital tied up in sales through invoice data against your selected sales on open account terms. Receivables Finance is also a seller financing solution that provides access to funding up to an agreed percentage of invoice value, with additional features such as collection and ledger management, and credit protection.