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FastBill Brasil
FastBill Brasil discounts corporate invoices for mid-market suppliers in Brazil, bridging working-capital gaps that bank credit often leaves unfilled.
FastBill Brasil
FastBill Brasil functions as a technology-driven originator and asset manager in Brazilian private credit, concentrating on antecipação de recebíveis — the discounting of trade invoices. The firm's platform connects suppliers to capital by purchasing their receivables from mid-market and large corporate obligors, generating yield for its own balance sheet and for institutional funding partners. The firm's credit book is diversified across Brazilian industry, services, and agribusiness supply chains. Typical transactions range from R$50,000 to R$5 million, with tenors of 30 to 120 days. FastBill competes with bank-provided supplier finance programs and with independent fintech originators such as Monkey Exchange and Adiante, though FastBill's sourcing tends to emphasize direct relationships with corporate procurement departments and enterprise resource planning data integration rather than pure marketplace matching. FastBill Brasil was founded in São Paulo. The firm derives its capital from a combination of proprietary equity, local credit funds, and select institutional allocations. The operational model combines algorithmic invoice verification, duplicate-pledge checks, and automated counterparty credit review — positioning FastBill as both a fintech originator and a regulated credit-rights fund manager. The firm's structural distinction is its dual role as a software-enabled invoice acquirer and an asset manager that retains skin in the game on originated paper. Governance, succession, and regulatory oversight sit with the Brazilian Securities Commission (CVM) for its fund activities, placing FastBill in the growing category of non-bank credit platforms that Brazil's post-2020 regulatory framework now formally recognizes.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
Brazil
City
São Paulo
Corporate office
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Does FastBill Brasil lend directly to businesses or purchase existing receivables?
FastBill purchases existing trade receivables — invoices that a supplier has already issued to a corporate buyer — at a discount. It does not make unsecured working-capital loans. The obligor is the corporate buyer, so credit assessment focuses on the buyer's payment history and financial condition rather than the supplier's balance sheet.
Which types of companies does FastBill typically serve as suppliers?
The firm targets small and mid-sized Brazilian suppliers that sell to large corporates across industries, including services, manufacturing, and agribusiness. These are companies that face extended payment terms from their buyers and limited access to competitively priced bank credit for bridging that gap.
How does FastBill Brasil source its deal flow?
FastBill sources through direct relationships with corporate procurement departments, integrations with enterprise resource planning and accounts-payable systems, and a network of brokers and commercial partners. The firm's technology stack verifies invoices, checks for duplicate pledges, and analyzes the credit profile of the paying corporate before purchasing receivables.
Is FastBill Brasil structured as a fintech or as a regulated asset manager?
FastBill operates as both. Its credit-origination platform functions as a fintech, while its credit-rights funds — which hold the purchased receivables — are regulated investment vehicles overseen by the Brazilian Securities Commission. This hybrid structure allows the firm to retain risk alignment with its funding partners.
Where does FastBill Brasil's lending capital come from?
The firm originates using proprietary equity, capital from local credit-rights investment funds that it manages, and allocations from select institutional investors. It does not take retail deposits and is not a bank.
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