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Compare the best invoice financing companies of 2026 â BlueVine, FundThrough, altLINE, Resolve and Triumph â across rates, use cases and features, with direct links.
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Canadian small business lender FundThrough receives a $24 million boost
FundThrough is a small business lender that specializes in granting firms cash advances based on their customer invoices. Â The lending organization focuses on companies that can't wait the average 30 to 90 day payment cycle. Â Since 2014, FundThrough has lent $50 million to hundreds of businesses, with an 85% repeat rate.
With such great customer service and current progress, the Canadian company was able to secure $24.6 million in additional funding.  According to The Globe and Mail, "FundThrough will receive $4.6-million of equity and access to an additional $20-million in loan capital. The lead investor is Scale Up Ventures, a $75-million venture capital firm launched earlier this year, backed by private industry including three yet-to-be undisclosed Canadian banks, and a $25-million commitment from the Ontario government."
The funds will help the organization continue to operate as well as improve its credit automation and software tools. Â As my readers know, I am a big supporter of funding opportunities for small businesses and its wonderful to see that even Canada is getting in on the action.