Money you've already earned: paid in 48 hours.
Swiftly Finance connects to your buyer's approved invoices and pays you early, without collateral or credit history. Built and licensed in Botswana. Operating across Southern Africa.
One integration. No change to how you already get paid.
Swiftly Finance sits quietly inside your buyer's ERP system. Nothing changes for them, and you gain the option to get paid the moment your invoice is approved.
Invoice approved
Your buyer approves your invoice in their own ERP system, exactly as today.
Synced automatically
The approved invoice appears in your Swiftly Finance account within minutes.
You choose
Request early payment for a small discount, or wait and receive full value at maturity.
Paid in 1–2 days
Funds land in your account. Your buyer settles with us on the original due date.
The same platform, three very different problems solved
Cash flow, on your terms
Request full or partial early payment on any approved invoice, whenever you need it, with no subscription, no minimum use.
Priced on your buyer's credit
Borrow against the strength of a buyer like Debswana or Botswana Oil, not your own limited credit history.
Anywhere, on any device
A cloud platform built to work from a market stall in Kumasi or an office in Gaborone, with the same 1–2 day guarantee.
Live with corporates and financiers who extend the payment terms suppliers feel every month.
Get paid for the work you've already done.
Onboarding takes minutes. There's no fee unless you request early payment.
Check your eligible invoicesWhat changed from today's site
Replaces generic coin/handshake iconography with a live invoice-card visual, the product itself is the hero image, not a metaphor for it.
Why the invoice card leads
It shows the actual moment of value (an approved invoice, ready for early payment) in the first five seconds, rather than explaining the concept first.
Structure notes
Audience tabs (Suppliers / Corporates / Financiers) let each visitor self-select instead of scrolling past two irrelevant sections, with the same content as today's brochure, reorganised around the reader.