For software vendors
Preserve annual-contract economics, give buyers payment flexibility and receive the approved vendor amount upfront.
B2B software financing · India
B2B software financing lets an eligible Indian business acquire software now and repay an RBI-regulated lender on an agreed schedule, while the software vendor receives the approved contract value upfront. KredFlow coordinates the purchase, business verification and lender workflow in one experience.
Discuss your transaction requirements in a product walkthrough. Financing is subject to programme availability, lender approval and final terms.
the model
It is purpose-linked business finance for a documented software purchase. The buyer selects an eligible annual or multi-period contract, shares the required business information with consent and reviews the lender's final terms before accepting.
KredFlow provides the technology layer between the vendor, buyer and lender. The regulated lender applies its credit policy, makes the final decision, issues the Key Facts Statement and loan documents, and controls disbursal and repayment.
practical value
Preserve annual-contract economics, give buyers payment flexibility and receive the approved vendor amount upfront.
Spread an eligible software purchase across a defined schedule instead of making one large upfront payment.
Keep the invoice, business checks, lender terms and transaction status in one documented workflow.
inside the experience
See how the contract, business verification, lender decision and settlement status come together in KredFlow.
how it works
The vendor or buyer starts with the contract, invoice, purpose and preferred payment period.
GSTIN-led onboarding combines entity, signatory, ownership and consented financial checks where required.
The regulated lender assesses eligibility and presents the amount, APR, charges, instalments and repayment dates.
For an approved purchase, the lender pays the vendor directly and the buyer repays the lender under the accepted terms.
frequently asked
Understand the proposed payment model, its costs and the responsibilities of each party.
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