How does non-recourse factoring work alongside senior lenders?

Non-recourse factoring can be structured to work in harmony with existing treasury and banking relationships. Porter Capital uses intercreditor agreements and deposit account control agreements (DACAs) to provide liquidity without disrupting your bank’s priorities or systems, maintaining a seamless funding structure.

Is non-recourse factoring suitable for private equity firms and portfolio managers?

Yes. Non-recourse factoring aligns well with capital stack strategies used by private equity firms and portfolio managers. It delivers off-balance sheet financing that supports portfolio company growth without jeopardizing debt covenants or triggering audits.

Does non-recourse factoring affect a company’s balance sheet?

No. Since non-recourse factoring is not considered debt, it does not add liabilities to your balance sheet. This makes it an attractive option for companies looking to improve cash flow while maintaining debt capacity, especially when preparing for equity raises or refinancing.

Non-Recourse Factoring Services

At Porter Capital, we specialize in providing strategic funding solutions for growing businesses. Our non-recourse factoring service is designed for companies seeking to minimize risk while improving cash flow. Whether you’re managing a handful of high-value accounts or a broad portfolio, our team will structure a non-recourse solution tailored to your operational and financial goals.

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What Is Non-Recourse Factoring?

Understanding the Basics

Non-recourse factoring is a financial transaction where you sell your accounts receivable to Porter Capital—and we assume the credit risk. If your customer becomes insolvent and can’t pay, you’re not responsible for the unpaid invoice. This is a key difference from recourse factoring, where you remain liable if the customer defaults.

How It Differs from Recourse Factoring

With recourse factoring, you’re on the hook if a customer doesn’t pay—regardless of the reason. Non-recourse factoring removes that burden, but it requires deeper credit evaluations and slightly higher pricing due to the risk we assume. The trade-off? Peace of mind and protection from credit-related losses.

Risk Transfer and Peace of Mind

Non-recourse factoring shifts the risk of customer insolvency from your balance sheet to ours. That can be a game-changer—especially in uncertain markets or with customers whose creditworthiness may be declining. You’re freed from the threat of bad debt and can focus on running your business.

Empowering Confident Growth

This added security empowers you to take on new clients, larger contracts, or seasonal spikes in business without fearing the financial fallout of a client’s failure. It’s about turning receivables into strategic assets—not liabilities.

Why Choose Non-Recourse Factoring?

We specialize in working with B2B businesses across a range of sectors

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Our Due Diligence Process

One of our core values at Porter Capital is transparency – so we take pride in outlining what our entire factoring process looks like from start to finish.

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Financial and Credit Reviews

We start with a detailed review of your business’s financials, including P&Ls, balance sheets, and tax returns. We also assess the financial stability of your customers through credit checks and trade histories.

Customer Contract Analysis

Contracts are key in non-recourse factoring. We review them to ensure invoices are enforceable and undisputed. If a contract contains unusual terms or vague obligations, we’ll flag it and work with you to clarify exposure.

Reputation and Compliance Checks

Beyond the numbers, we look at the broader picture— background checks on company principals, and industry watch lists help us avoid reputational or regulatory surprises before they become problems.

Strategic Fit for Complex Financial Needs

Working Alongside Senior Lenders

Our non-recourse carve-out product is built to preserve existing treasury relationships. Through intercreditor agreements and DACAs, we provide liquidity without disturbing your bank’s priority or systems. It’s a win-win.

Meeting Sponsor and Portfolio Manager Goals

For private equity firms and portfolio managers, our solutions align with capital stack strategies. We deliver off-balance sheet financing that supports growth without jeopardizing debt covenants or triggering unwanted audits.

Off-Balance Sheet Flexibility

Non-recourse factoring isn’t debt—so it doesn’t add to your liabilities. That makes it attractive for companies needing cash flow now while preparing for a future equity raise or refinancing.

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Is Non-Recourse Factoring Right for You?

Industries and Scenarios That Benefit Most

This service is especially effective for businesses with high customer concentration, those operating in volatile sectors, or those with sponsor-backed ownership requiring risk mitigation. If your receivables are clean, consistent, and large in value—non-recourse may be a strong fit.

Common Misconceptions Debunked

“It’s too expensive”: While slightly higher in cost, non-recourse pricing is often marginal when compared to the protection it provides—especially in high-risk environments.
“It covers all invoice problems”: Non-recourse only protects against credit-related issues like insolvency—not disputes over goods, services, or returns

Key Questions to Ask When Considering This Option

Do you want to shift credit risk off your books?
Are your customers financially sound with predictable payment behavior?
Are you trying to preserve debt capacity or work within tight lending covenants?

If you answered yes to any of these, non-recourse factoring might be the strategic tool you’ve been looking for.

Non-Recourse Factoring Articles & Resources

Invoice Factoring: The 2025 Guide for Small & Growing Businesses

John Miller2025-09-12T14:17:03-05:00

Your invoices say 30 days. Your customers pay in 60. Meanwhile, payroll is due Friday. That gap is what invoice

Non-Recourse vs Recourse Factoring: What Growth-Focused Businesses Need to Know

Bob Reagan2025-09-05T11:17:50-05:00

Understanding the Difference Between Recourse and Non-Recourse Factoring What Is Recourse Factoring? Porter Capital’s recourse factoring platform is our standard offering

Understanding Non-Recourse Factoring: What It Is and How We Evaluate Risk

John Miller2025-09-05T11:18:17-05:00

At Porter Capital, we often get questions about non-recourse factoring, especially from CFOs and financial sponsors who are exploring ways

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Non-recourse factoring isn’t just a product—it’s a partnership. At Porter Capital, we work closely with you to understand your unique financial landscape and goals. Whether you need full non-recourse coverage, a carve-out, or a hybrid approach, we’re here to help you grow with confidence and clarity. Contact us today to explore how we can support your next phase of growth—safely and strategically.

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