BUILT FOR BUSINESS
Liquidity that repays itself.
AI-run B2B pay-later for Luxembourg SMEs.
Suppliers paid in full today. Buyers pay in 30–90 days, plus one fixed fee.
PRELAUNCH · ONE FIXED FEE · NO NEW ACCOUNT
Client: a hotel group · 60 days
€12,400
GET PAID TODAY
€12,400.00
Illustrative figures · no real funds move
THREE SIDES. ONE INVOICE.
FOR THE SUPPLIER
100% of every invoice
- Paid in full today, by instant transfer
- Zero cost: the buyer pays the fee
- No recourse if the buyer defaults
- Works for new clients too
FOR THE BUYER
30, 60 or 90 days to pay
- Confirms the invoice in one tap
- One fixed fee, known upfront
- One e-signature, no new account
FOR THE ACCOUNTANT
Books stay clean
- Assignment notice on the invoice
- Fee statement for the buyer
- Export ready to import
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps.
Then it loops.
The supplier delivers and invoices.
Its client's limit is ready before the order.
The buyer confirms in one tap.
Scored on live bank flows, with consent.
The invoice is bought at 100%.
Under the Numa brand, the supplier is paid today.
On the due date, the buyer pays invoice + fee.
30 to 90 days later, by SEPA B2B direct debit.
4 → 1: each payment frees the limit for the next order.
Sign one supplier. Reach every business it supplies.
ONE INVOICE. ONE FIXED FEE.
Know the cost.
Suppliers paid in full today. Buyers pay in 30–90 days, plus one fixed fee.
Illustrative figures. The fee is set per invoice by term and risk, and shown before the buyer accepts. Not a live offer.
SUPPLIER RECEIVES TODAY
€12,400
Your cost: €0
No recourse if the buyer defaults.
INTELLIGENCE, WITH BOUNDARIES.
AI-run. Human accountable.
Consent first
Buyers are scored on live bank flows, with consent (PSD2). No connection is required in this demo.
A licensed partner
Invoices are bought by a licensed partner under the Numa brand. Numa never holds client money.
Clear before commitment
The fixed fee is shown before the buyer accepts. The assistant cannot approve anything.
Sign one supplier.
Reach every business it supplies.
Help shape Numa’s Luxembourg launch.