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Channel finance, built into the supply chain

Tecnoflow powers working capital for dealers of large anchor corporates. Every disbursal is tied to purpose and every cycle is short.

  • Anchor-integrated
  • Purpose-tied disbursal
  • Delivery-confirmed goods
  • Short cycles

The capital that moves goods is the hardest to find

India’s distribution runs on dealers who pay their anchors upfront and wait weeks to be paid themselves.

Today

  • Stock is paid for before it sells
  • Receivables come back weeks late
  • Bank limits stop at collateral, so they cap out early
  • Demand outruns the cash to serve it

With Tecnoflow

  • A revolving limit sized to the dealer’s supply
  • Drawdowns pay the anchor or supplier directly
  • Delivery confirmation closes every order
  • Short cycles keep the limit turning

How the rail works

  1. Onboard

    A dealer joins the platform and gets a revolving limit.

  2. Order

    The dealer places an order against the anchor. The platform checks the limit.

  3. Disburse and deliver

    Payment goes straight to the anchor or supplier. Delivery is confirmed as proof of goods.

  4. Repay and recycle

    The dealer repays inside a short cycle and the limit is ready again.

Walk through the platform

The market, in sourced numbers

Market context from named sources. None of it is Tecnoflow’s own book.

  • ₹7.34 lakh crore

    MSME payments locked in delayed receivables, as of March 2024

    Source: GAME, FISME and C2FO, Delayed Payments Report 3.0, 2025
  • ₹44 lakh crore

    India’s MSME credit gap, about USD 530 billion

    Source: IFC, World Bank Group estimate
  • ₹2.35 lakh crore

    Trade receivables financed on TReDS in FY25, up about 70 percent year on year

    Source: RBI-authorised TReDS platforms, FY2024‑25
  • ₹100 lakh crore

    India’s B2B general-trade distribution market by 2030, about USD 1.2 trillion

    Source: Redseer, projection

Built so the rail holds

The safeguards are structural, designed into how money and goods move.

Anchor-integrated supply control

The platform plugs into the anchor at the ERP or dispatch layer. Supply to a defaulting dealer can be paused, which makes repayment discipline structural.

Purpose-tied disbursal

Every drawdown pays the anchor or supplier directly against a specific order, so working capital reaches stock.

Delivery-confirmed, short cycles

Goods are confirmed at delivery as proof the order is real. Tenors stay short, so the limit recycles instead of ageing.

See how the model holds

Where the model fits

Anchor-led dealer networks across ten sectors and the industrial clusters that supply them.

  • Automobiles and auto spares
  • Paints and coatings
  • Tyres
  • Cement
  • Electricals and electrical goods
  • Consumer durables and electronics
  • Pharmaceutical distribution
  • Building materials
  • B2B telecom and network infrastructure
  • Lubricants

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If credit is the constraint in your channel, we should talk.