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Amazon and TradeBridge launch term financing for sellers

by Fiona Briggs
March 4, 2025
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Amazon and TradeBridge today announced the launch of Term Financing for sellers, a new offer designed to support the continued growth of businesses selling on Amazon. This collaboration offers eligible sellers access to funds of up to £5 million based on their Amazon business revenue and performance.

Term Financing provides a straightforward funding solution for Amazon sellers looking to expand their operations. The application process is simple and fast, with no obligation, and no hidden fees. Applicants can expect to hear a response in as little as 2 hours, and finance terms are clearly stated upfront.

Once approved for term financing with TradeBridge, sellers have the flexibility to choose the term that suits their preferred monthly repayment schedule.  They can also select the date for the funds to be deposited in order to support key business activities. In order to optimize cash flow, they are also able to determine the repayment date that best fits with their business needs and accounting schedule. Offers remain valid for 30 days.

“We know from our sellers in the UK that term financing options are an important means for increasing cash flow, and growing and expanding their businesses,” said John Boumphrey, Amazon UK Country Manager. “We are excited to partner with TradeBridge to offer Term Financing which will benefit a range of sellers on Amazon, whether they are looking to simply better manage cash flow or support larger scale investments like infrastructure and technology upgrades. We remain committed to supporting the growth of small businesses on our stores by providing them with flexible, accessible funding options.”

“The lack of impactful funding for SMEs is preventing many great businesses from realising their true potential,” said Seb Miles, Co-CEO of TradeBridge. “Online sellers need fast access to funding to seize growth opportunities. This partnership empowers ambitious marketplace SME’s to scale. We are delighted to have been selected by Amazon to be one of two funding partners for their UK sellers.”

Businesses require a minimum of six months’ trading history on Amazon before they are eligible to apply. Eligible sellers will receive an invitation to apply for term financing on Seller Central. TradeBridge will process all applications.

For more information on term financing visit here. For more information about TradeBridge Marketplace solutions, please see here.

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