Woodsford TradeBridge creates bespoke funding solutions that help eCommerce marketplaces to grow.
+$2.4bn
IN TRANSACTIONS
+250
BUSINESSES FUNDED
24
COUNTRIES
How eCommerce finance works
Liquidity is vital to the survival of every eCommerce merchant
Liquidity drives eCommerce success
Cashflow is vital to ensure the fulfillment of online orders. Whether that's through a marketplace or direct to the consumer, the ability to continue trading when times are good, and stock is in high demand, it's the key to eCommerce success.
Competing in fast- paced marketplaces
There is a greater requirement than ever before for eCommerce merchants, whether they sell independently or through a marketplace, to be highly functioning commercial operations. And these challenges can have a significant impact on a merchant’s cash flow.
How to accelerate growth
Grow your third party sellers and you grow
Through your marketplace, Woodsford TradeBridge can deliver vital funding to your third party sellers (3PS). This will enable your 3PS to complete more transactions and grow your monthly GMV.
How eCommerce finance works
Woodsford TradeBridge is a truly global lender, your marketplace can trade all over the world. You can sell in a foreign currency in one jurisdiction and then do business in your local currency with no disruption or fees.
Fast and flexible funding
1
WORKING CAPITAL
Swift decisions
A Woodsford TradeBridge expert will calculate your potential for growth.
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BESPOKE SOLUTIONS
Flexible and tailored to the success of your business
We use our technology, capital and expertise to create a bespoke finance option for eCommerce marketplaces and merchants.
The rise of eCommerce in 2021
This year, an estimated 2 billion people will buy something online.
Today, Amazon has over 300 million customer accounts and around two million sellers. 169,782 new sellers have joined Amazon’s marketplaces in 2020. The eCommerce industry will grow by nearly 19% in 2020 (Statistsa). The eCommerce gold rush is set to continue into 2021 and beyond.
“One thing I'd be comfortable predicting is that the acceleration in the shift to online or digital retail will continue at pace, the events of 2020 have definitely really given it a kick. Cash flow is an issue for sellers and it's an issue not just when they're not selling, but when they're actually selling well. When there is a surge, financing can be the difference between that surge being a growth accelerator or an opportunity that passes sellers by because they don’t have the funds to buy more stock.”
Stephanie Frackowiak Managing Director Woodsford TradeBridge (France)
