Win the allocation without spending your own cash.
Up to 75% of your supplier deposit, paid straight to the OEM, reseller, or integrator. Keep your cash for power, space, and the next order. Part of the same bridge, on the same paperwork — no second lender.
- Up to 75% of your supplier deposit, paid straight to the OEM, reseller, or integrator.
- Keep your cash for power, space, and the next order.
- Part of the same bridge, on the same paperwork — no second lender.
- Non-recourse to your company.
The order is yours once the deposit lands.
OEMs, resellers, and integrators increasingly ask for a deposit to hold your allocation. That cash sits idle for weeks or months before the hardware ships — starving working capital and slowing the next deal.
We pay it for you. You keep your cash for power, space, and the next order — and you walk into the bridge already on the same paperwork.
One set of paperwork. Deposit, bridge, repaid.
You have the allocation
The OEM, reseller, or integrator needs a deposit to lock the order.
We pay the deposit
We pay up to 75% of your deposit straight to the supplier. Order locked.
Bridge takes over
The same facility funds the rest of the order against shipment. No second lender.
Your lender takes over
Your long-term lender repays us at install and customer sign-off.
— How much we advance depends on the supplier, your customer contracts, and your long-term lender.
Neoclouds chasing allocation faster than their balance sheet.
Operators with active allocation conversations at NVIDIA, Supermicro, Dell, or their reseller/integrator partners — where a deposit stands between the quote and the locked PO.
Best paired with the Manufacture-to-Install Bridge: a single Radford underwrite carries you from deposit through install, with an institutional takeout already coordinated.
Tell us about the deals you have coming.
Within one business day — at no cost and under NDA — we'll tell you where federal programs fit, how your facility would be built, and the terms to expect.
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