Faturalab and ETR Digital are proud to announce a partnership which unites their missions to advance digital innovation that enhances global supply chain finance.

This new collaboration combines Faturalab’s award-winning supply chain finance solutions with ETR Digital’s Working Capital Notes™.
By integrating these highly secure digital payment instruments into Faturalab’s platform, businesses can now convert verified supply chain finance data and documentation into instant, legally recognised payment instruments.

As such, businesses can access liquidity faster, improve their cash conversion cycles, and tap into both bank and non-bank funding – without complex onboarding or system changes.

Powering Efficiency with Working Capital Notes™

The partnership is built on real-time trade information, including verified invoice data, all of which are captured through the Faturalab platform.
These trusted data points serve as the foundation for issuing Working Capital Notes™ (secure, fully digital payment instruments such as bills of exchange and promissory notes) through ETR Digital’s technology.

Real Time Access to Finance for Global Supply Chains

Roger Hynes, Co-Founder and COO, ETR Digital, comments:

“This partnership is about delivering what global supply chains have needed for a long time – real-time access to finance, based on actual trade flows. By combining Faturalab’s robust technology and user-friendly interface with our Working Capital Notes™ and a deep pool of funders, we’re giving businesses a simple, scalable way to optimise their working capital. This will help them grow, invest, and move faster.”

Strengthening Supply Chains with Real-World Impact

Emre Aydin, CEO of Faturalab, says:

“This partnership is about delivering what global supply chains have needed for a long time – real-time access to finance, based on actual trade flows. By combining Faturalab’s robust technology and user-friendly interface with our Working Capital Notes™ and a deep pool of funders, we’re giving businesses a simple, scalable way to optimise their working capital. This will help them grow, invest, and move faster.”

The partnership is now live, with both organisations working together to enable Şişecam, the Turkish glass manufacturing specialists, to manage their working capital more efficiently with the financing of the promissory notes they issue to their suppliers provided by Işbank.