The product targets companies managing inventory cycles, seasonal revenue dips, or short-term cash flow volatility. By decoupling funding from outstanding invoices, Bizcap positions the service as an alternative to traditional factoring or accounts receivable financing. Borrowers pay only for the capital they utilize, a structure designed to support firms that prefer to pay down balances quickly to preserve liquidity.
CEO Albert Gahfi noted that the model accounts for the reality that growing companies face recurring, rather than isolated, funding requirements. Global Co-CEO Zalman Blachman added that the initiative aims to reduce the friction inherent in conventional lending, enabling business owners to capitalize on growth opportunities with greater speed. Since its 2019 inception, the firm has deployed $5 billion globally to more than 100,000 businesses, maintaining a focus on rapid turnaround times often measured in hours.




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