Flat fee

A fixed fee charge that does not grow day by day.

Why it matters

A flat fee makes cost predictable for short payment cycles. For invoices that pay quickly, a flat fee may be more expensive than a daily-rate equivalent.

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Sources

  • International Factoring Association - International Factoring Association. Accessed 2026-05-19. Industry association source for factoring terminology and industry context.
  • Secured Finance Network - Secured Finance Network. Accessed 2026-05-19. Industry education source for secured finance and asset-based lending context.
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