CrediArc commercial credit
One underwriting record. More ways to protect or fund the portfolio.
Use a governed CrediArc underwriting record to pursue trade credit insurance, surety, invoice finance, and other lending through independent partners.
What this page covers
Corporate clients assess B2B exposure in CrediArc and authorize information sharing for a selected insurance or lending process.
CrediArc structures the evidence, coordinates evaluation, and preserves the process record.
Insurance pathways include TCI, surety, single-risk, top-up, and excess-of-loss structures.
Lending pathways include invoice financing, MCA, working-capital, asset-backed, and trade-finance structures.
Lenders and credit insurers apply their own policies, diligence, risk appetite, pricing, and approval authority.
CrediArc does not guarantee approval, funding, insurance coverage, pricing, limits, or placement.
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Is CrediArc a lender or credit insurer? No. CrediArc prepares and coordinates governed commercial-credit workflows. Each lender or insurer performs its own diligence, applies its own risk appetite, and retains pricing and final approval authority.
Does CrediArc guarantee funding or insurance capacity? No. Approval, funding, coverage, pricing, limits, and placement are never guaranteed.
How is information shared with a partner? The corporate client authorizes the selected process and its information-sharing scope. CrediArc structures the approved evidence and preserves the handoff and decision history.
Does joining the partner network create an obligation to transact? No. Participation does not obligate either party to offer, accept, or complete a transaction.