What exactly does Meridian finance?Purchase order financing, factoring, and profit-sharing capital for contractors executing work for international operators in Venezuela. We finance the work — mobilization, equipment, materials — and the wait for payment.
What size financings do you consider?Each financing is sized to the purchase order or receivable behind it, not to a fixed ticket. Bring the order, and we discuss ranges directly.
What does a contractor need to present?A confirmed purchase order or invoice, corporate documentation, delivery history, and banking details. With those in hand, review moves quickly.
How fast are decisions?Days, not months. Diligence concentrates on the order, the counterparty, and the settlement path — not on committee cycles.
How does repayment work?Repayment follows the operator's payment. Assignment and settlement mechanics are agreed in writing before funding, so capital returns as directly as possible.
What law governs the agreements?Definitive documentation is governed by Florida law. Every financing is subject to due diligence, internal approval, and definitive documentation.
Is there a minimum or maximum deal size?Recurring arrangements are available for contractors invoicing on a regular cycle, structured as a standing arrangement rather than financing deal by deal. For a single scope, we don't publish a fixed minimum or maximum — sizing follows the purchase order or receivable behind it.
Does the review include compliance screening?Yes. Compliance and counterparty screening runs before any capital moves, alongside review of the order or invoice, corporate documentation, and delivery history.
Does the documentation required differ by product?The core shifts with the product. Purchase order financing review centers on the purchase order, the operator behind it, and the contractor's capacity to deliver; factoring centers on the invoice, the operator it is drawn on, and the delivery it documents; profit-sharing centers on the project, the counterparties behind it, and the team's record on comparable scopes.
Does settlement work the same way across products?The shape follows the product. Purchase order financing settles against the operator's payment milestones on the order, factoring settles against the operator's payment of the purchased invoice, and profit-sharing carries no fixed repayment — return follows the project's outcome. Financing cycles typically run four months or less.
Where would a dispute be resolved?Our website Terms of Use are governed by Florida law, with venue in Pinellas County, Florida. The governing law and venue for any specific financing are set out in that transaction's definitive documentation.