(16 June 2026 – United Kingdom) HSBC has released a digital post-shipment finance product enabling corporates to draw funding against buyer invoices without uploading supporting trade documentation.
HSBC TradeCash allows clients to upload sales invoice data to the bank’s digital platform and receive funds within minutes once approved. Repayment is made directly from the buyer to the seller’s HSBC account.
The launch is designed for enterprises seeking to free-up liquidity trapped in receivables while reducing the significant administrative burden usually associated with processing trade and supply chain finance.
“TradeCash is intended to help our customers unlock cash tied up in receivables through a faster digital journey. The product is designed to help businesses bridge cashflow gaps more quickly than traditional receivables finance structures, which can involve additional services such as collections management or credit protection” commented HSBC Global Head of Trade, Vivek Ramachandran.
“This is a new digital trade finance solution within our Trade Loans offering, designed to help clients turn sales into cash. With working capital pressure rising across many sectors, HSBC TradeCash is designed to help customers turn sales into cash by unlocking cash tied up in receivables, with a digital journey that helps reduce administrative burden.”
“In today’s fast-changing trade environment, HSBC TradeCash will support our clients who need instant working capital to keep momentum and fund growth and is a practical example of how we’re innovating around a real client need. “
TradeCash complements HSBC’s existing digital trade finance tools, including TradePay, which allows clients to draw down trade loans and pay suppliers without documentation uploads.