Embedded finance on your platform
With Daylit's A/R and A/P financing products, you can easily offer your customers best-in-class working capital solutions.
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Embedded finance refers to financial tools built directly into existing platforms like ERPs, CRMs, or vendor portals. Instead of going to a bank, businesses can access financing right where they already manage payments, invoices, and operations.
When a business uses an embedded finance product, it can request capital inside its existing platform like it's ERP. For example, a customer uploads an invoice or bill on their existing platform, and we pay their vendor immediately or advance cash on their receivables. The business repays us over its chosen term, with funds moving seamlessly through the embedded platform.
Traditional financial services: Require separate applications, lengthy underwriting, collateral, and interaction with banks or MCA providers.
Embedded finance: Offers fast, AI-driven approvals inside the platforms businesses already use. No separate portals, hidden fees, or excessive paperwork are needed.
Embedded finance removes friction by enabling instant funding decisions, transparent pricing, and seamless ERP workflows. Businesses can offer better terms to customers, pay vendors faster, and access capital without leaving their system. This creates a smoother, more predictable cash flow cycle.
Not exactly. BaaS provides the underlying infrastructure for banks to offer digital services, while embedded finance integrates financial products into non-financial platforms. Embedded finance products are designed for real-time, transaction-level financing inside ERPs, making them more specialized than general BaaS offerings.
Yes. Embedded finance can be delivered white-labeled through vendor or ERP partners. For example, we integrate directly into ERP platforms so that financing tools feel native to the partner’s environment, while still being powered by our underwriting and technology.