Content Summary
For years, SCF programs have been marketed as "multibank."
The reality? Most operate with one bank at a time and several on standby.
When that active bank hits its limit, reprices, or steps back, the program stalls. Suppliers face new documentation, re-onboarding, and funding gaps.
Real Multifunding changes the game:
✓ Multiple funders active from day one
✓ Aggregated capacity, not sequential backup
✓ Unified data infrastructure
✓ Zero disruption when one bank adjusts
Read the full article, written by our CEO Gustavo Muller Medeiros, to understand why this architecture is critical for modern treasury operations.
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