[ 01 / ACCRIUM ] 

On-chain Credit Layer for Robotics Supply Chains

Accrium funds the working-capital gap between receiving an order, paying suppliers, and collecting payments.

[ BUILT FOR THE ROBOTICS VALUE CHAIN ]

  • Component Suppliers
  • MANUFACTURERS
  • OEMS
  • Systems Integrators
  • RAAS 

[ 02 / WHAT WE DO ]

Robotics Supply Chain Finance

Working capital that moves with production.

Structured financing for verified transactions, enabling faster access to capital, with more transparency and less friction compared to traditional players.

01

Finance the Order

Purchase Order Financing

Access capital to purchase components, secure manufacturing capacity and begin production against verified customer orders.

02

Pay Critical Suppliers

Supplier Financing

Pay approved suppliers when required while preserving working capital throughout the production cycle.

03

Unlock Receivables

Invoice Financing

Convert eligible unpaid invoices into working capital instead of waiting through extended buyer payment terms.

[ 03 / HOW IT WORKS ]

Transaction-Based Financing

Financing built around the transaction.

Every facility is structured around a verified commercial order, its suppliers, production milestones and expected repayment source.

  1. 01

    Verify

    We assess the company, buyer, purchase order, supplier requirements and transaction economics.

  2. 02

    Structure

    We determine the appropriate facility, funding amount, disbursement schedule and repayment terms.

  3. 03

    Fund

    Approved capital is deployed to verified suppliers or production expenses according to agreed milestones.

  4. 04

    Settle

    Buyer payments flow through the agreed collection structure and are distributed according to the facility terms.

[ 04 / WHO WE FINANCE ]

Built for companies moving robotics from design to delivery.

Accrium works with established robotics businesses financing verified commercial production. Not research-stage concepts or speculative product development.

Eligible Businesses

Precision machined robotic components and gears arranged on a white surface
Robotics component and subsystem suppliers
Assembled industrial robot arm on a clean factory floor
Robot and automation equipment manufacturers
Electronics assembly line placing components onto circuit boards
Contract manufacturers serving robotics companies
Automated production cell with conveyors and rows of robotic arms
Systems integrators and automation providers
Warehouse racking stacked with crated industrial equipment
Robotics distributors and equipment resellers

Typical Uses of Capital

  • Component and inventory purchases
  • Manufacturing and assembly costs
  • Supplier deposits and milestone payments
  • Purchase order execution
  • Working capital against eligible invoices

[ 05 / CAPITAL PARTNERS ]

Earn yield from the transactions powering robotics.

Earn yield by financing verified robotics invoices, orders, and equipment-backed transactions, with structured protections and on-chain visibility from deployment through repayment.

Rows of robotic arms along an automated production line in a bright factory
  • Ai-Assisted underwriting
  • Defined use of funds
  • Real-economy yield
  • Structured protection
  • Transparent performance

[ FINANCE THE NEXT WAVE OF ROBOTICS ]

Access capital to build. Deploy capital to earn.

Accrium connects robotics businesses with working capital to fulfil orders and capital providers with verified, transaction-backed yield opportunities.