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Sustainable Supply Chain Finance (SSCF) stands for the financing of sustainable supply chains and is considered a special form of supply chain finance. In SSCF programs, sustainably producing suppliers are rewarded with better financing conditions by showing recognised certifications.

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How you benefit from SSCF

Get better conditions for financing sustainably produced goods from your suppliers
Meet ESG criteria in the area of trade finance as well and increase your own sustainability/social balance sheet
Make an indirect contribution to combating climate change, the effects of which also represent a financial and material risk for your company

SCF Forum Gold Award 2020 winner Nestlé trusts CRX Markets to promote sustainability through SSCF via the CRX Marketplace. Learn more

How SSCF works

SSCF via CRX Markets is quick to implement and easy to use:

1

The buyer of a sustainably produced product uploads the supplier's invoice to the CRX Markets portal and marks the invoice with SSCF

2

The necessary product information and certificates are stored and can be viewed by the financing partners active in the program.

3

If the invoice is approved for financing by the supplier, interested financing partners place their bid and reward sustainability with better financing terms.

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The most attractive bid will be awarded the contract.

5

The supplier receives the invoice amount before the payment deadline at better conditions thanks to sustainable production.

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