Platform funding

Walmart said yes. Fund the follow-through.

Whether you're scaling Walmart Marketplace or graduating to supplier POs and net-60 terms, the capital requirements jump faster than the revenue does.

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Marketplace growth without the squeeze

Walmart Marketplace rewards in-stock rates and fast shipping — both of which are inventory-depth problems. Facilities sized to your velocity keep the flywheel fed.

Ready for the 1P conversation

A Walmart supplier PO is retail expansion at its most demanding: big volumes, strict routing guides, net-60. PO financing built on Walmart's credit makes orders fundable that your balance sheet alone couldn't carry.

Multi-channel sellers welcome

Most Walmart sellers grew up on Amazon. Lenders here underwrite the combined business, so your established channels strengthen the case for the newer one.

Structures that fit this channel

All five, compared
Purchase order financing

A lender pays your supplier directly against a confirmed purchase order from your buyer. You fulfill; they collect; you keep the spread.

$250K – $10M
Inventory financing

Capital secured by the inventory it buys. The lender advances against the PO or the landed stock; you repay as units sell through.

$100K – $5M
Line of credit

A revolving limit you draw against as needed and repay to reuse. Interest accrues only on what's outstanding.

$50K – $1M

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Same form, wherever you start. Your platform mix shapes which lenders you see.

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What's your growth opportunity?

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