Pay your freight on your business cycle.
Pay your freight on your business cycle.
CSA Freight Financing aligns freight payments more closely with your cash flow. We settle the carrier and provide extended payment terms allowing your capital to remain working.
CSA Freight Financing aligns freight payments more closely with your cash flow. We settle the carrier and provide extended payment terms allowing your capital to remain working.
Up to 365 days
Choose terms from 60 to 120 days. Longer arrangements available subject to credit review.
Tailored payment models
Choose how and when you would like to be invoiced
Transparent terms
CSA separates freight and financing, making the cost transparent and free from hidden fees.
Control your cash flow, on your terms.
Day 0
Cargo sails
CSA pays the carrier on standard terms. You don't pay anything yet.
Day 30
Goods arrive
POD captured, charges reconciled, single CSA invoice issued.
Day 60+
You pay CSA
Pay on extended terms — aligned to your sales cycle.
Day 0
Cargo sails
CSA pays the carrier on standard terms. You don't pay anything yet.
Day 30
Goods arrive
POD captured, charges reconciled, single CSA invoice issued.
Day 60+
You pay CSA
Pay on extended terms — aligned to your sales cycle.
Day 0
Cargo sails
CSA pays the carrier on standard terms. You don't pay anything yet.
Day 30
Goods arrive
POD captured, charges reconciled, single CSA invoice issued.
Day 60+
You pay CSA
Pay on extended terms — aligned to your sales cycle.
[ Success Stories ]
Working capital, freed up.
Opportunity in commodity trading often depends on having liquidity available at the right moment. One CSA customer was forced to pass on attractive trades because carrier payment deadlines absorbed too much working capital.
That challenge inspired a freight financing solution built around the customer's cash cycle. By extending the payment window for ocean freight, CSA helped preserve cash for new purchases and gave the business greater freedom to pursue growth opportunities without freight invoices setting the pace.
[ Success Stories ]
Working capital, freed up.
Opportunity in commodity trading often depends on having liquidity available at the right moment. One CSA customer was forced to pass on attractive trades because carrier payment deadlines absorbed too much working capital.
That challenge inspired a freight financing solution built around the customer's cash cycle. By extending the payment window for ocean freight, CSA helped preserve cash for new purchases and gave the business greater freedom to pursue growth opportunities without freight invoices setting the pace.
[ Success Stories ]
Working capital, freed up.
Opportunity in commodity trading often depends on having liquidity available at the right moment. One CSA customer was forced to pass on attractive trades because carrier payment deadlines absorbed too much working capital.
That challenge inspired a freight financing solution built around the customer's cash cycle. By extending the payment window for ocean freight, CSA helped preserve cash for new purchases and gave the business greater freedom to pursue growth opportunities without freight invoices setting the pace.
[ Success Stories ]
Reducing cash cycle pressure
Manufacturers and roasters often pay for raw materials and freight before goods enter production, while revenue is collected only after the finished product is sold. For one of CSA's largest customers, this gap placed recurring pressure on cash flow and on the supply chain procurement team.
CSA now finances freight charges for inbound raw materials and outbound finished goods. The arrangement provides more time between shipment and payment, improves working-capital flexibility and reduces financing pressure on the logistics function.
[ Success Stories ]
Reducing cash cycle pressure
Manufacturers and roasters often pay for raw materials and freight before goods enter production, while revenue is collected only after the finished product is sold. For one of CSA's largest customers, this gap placed recurring pressure on cash flow and on the supply chain procurement team.
CSA now finances freight charges for inbound raw materials and outbound finished goods. The arrangement provides more time between shipment and payment, improves working-capital flexibility and reduces financing pressure on the logistics function.
[ Success Stories ]
Reducing cash cycle pressure
Manufacturers and roasters often pay for raw materials and freight before goods enter production, while revenue is collected only after the finished product is sold. For one of CSA's largest customers, this gap placed recurring pressure on cash flow and on the supply chain procurement team.
CSA now finances freight charges for inbound raw materials and outbound finished goods. The arrangement provides more time between shipment and payment, improves working-capital flexibility and reduces financing pressure on the logistics function.
[ Talk to procurement ]
Tell us what you ship.
We'll make it happen.
Tell us what you ship. We'll make it happen.
Send us your top trade lanes and typical volumes — an experienced operator will come back with a benchmarked rate, a clear view of how we'd run the work, and a straight answer on which procurement mode fits.