UK limited companies · introductions
YORXEN LTD introduces UK limited companies to a provider of funding against unpaid business invoices. The company decides whether it wants the introduction, and the provider is named, with exactly what we would share, before anything moves. We don't lend or advise.
The useful part is not the label “qualified”. It is being able to see what was checked.
The company sees a clear introduction. The firm it agrees to meet gets enough context to make its own decision.
Before anything is shared, you see the firm's name and exactly what we would send. Your details are not passed to a list of firms.
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An active UK limited company on the public register, and what its own website says it does.
The company tells us what it wants to discuss. The firm that would receive its details is named, with the exact details, before it agrees.
The agreed details go to the one firm the company agreed to, with a record of that agreement.
What travels with an introduction
Public information (Companies House, your company's own website and public business directories) and a commercial business-contact service. The privacy page lists the sources.
We send you the name of the firm and exactly what we would share with it. Nothing goes to them until you agree in writing.
You don't pay us for the introduction. We may receive commission from the provider if you take up financing.
No. We are not a lender, broker, or financial adviser, and we are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Reply to our email and say you'd prefer no further contact.
Who we are, where your details came from and how to stop it in one reply.