cflox pay, Optimise your working capital with additional payment term
Benefits for you, Unique combination of payment, financing and working capital optimisation
Optimising your working capital
You pay your suppliers on the agreed date, but you yourself are only charged this amount around 60 days later.
No credit liability
cflox pay is a payment service that is not recognised as a credit liability under HGB and IFRS1. This has a number of positive effects on your working capital and balance sheet ratios.
No need to involve suppliers
You retain full control at all times without the need to involve suppliers, change contracts or conduct negotiations.
cflox pay
Commerzbank has teamed up with cflox GmbH to offer an attractive and powerful financing instrument.
- Secure and on-time payment in the name and for the account of the client
- No changes or technical integration needed for suppliers
- Payment, financing and working capital optimisation combined in a unique package of benefits
Optimising your working capital step by step
Standard setting of the transaction
The supplier delivers the goods and sends an invoice to the client.
Issuing a payment order for cflox pay
To settle the invoice, the buyer generates a payment order for their cflox pay account, which is managed in their name at Commerzbank. The buyer transmits the payment order to the bank with B-signature rights.
Financing request to Commerzbank
cflox then sends a financing request to Commerzbank as per the agreed conditions.
Acceptance and confirmation
If Commerzbank accepts the financing request, a confirmation is sent to cflox, and then from cflox to the client.
Payment execution
Commerzbank provides the disbursement amount on the client´s cflox pay account. The payment order is released by cflox GmbH with its A-signature rights and is then executed accordingly.
Repayment of financing
After around 60 days, cflox debits the disbursement amount from the client's reference account and the financing is repaid accordingly.
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The accounting decision is the responsibility of the responsible auditor