Flexible working capital for growing DTC brands
“We grew from 3,5 million SEK last year to pacing over 10 million SEK this year. That would not have been possible without Treyd.”
– Persheng De Geer, co-founder of DTC-brand BY BANOO
“With Treyd, we can be more self-assured when we buy inventory.”
– Jonathan Björkskog, Head of Growth and co-founder of direct to consumer-brand Widetoes
Manage cash flow as your DTC brand grows
If you run a DTC brand, you know timing is usually the issue — not demand.
You pay suppliers upfront and build inventory ahead of launches
You invest in marketing well before sales catch up
You need a way to bridge the gap between paying for inventory and scaling growth — without draining cash or locking yourself into rigid financing. Treyd gives you flexible working capital built for DTC growth, so you can stock up, launch bigger and scale while sales follow.
To pay suppliers upfront without tying up all available cash
To build inventory ahead of launches and peak periods
To smooth campaign-driven growth and demand spikes
To keep momentum without long-term commitments

Stock up before you sell – without giving up equity.
Treyd is built for DTC and ecommerce brands selling physical products directly to consumers. We fund supplier invoices, freight, logistics and marketing spend. You repay in one simple payment after 30–150 days. That breathing room lets you prepare for launches, protect cash for day-to-day operations and keep growing without slowing down. As volumes increase, your available limit grows with you.
Treyd is built for DTC and ecommerce brands selling physical products directly to consumers. We fund supplier invoices, freight, logistics and marketing spend. You repay in one simple payment after 30–150 days. That breathing room lets you prepare for launches, protect cash for day-to-day operations and keep growing without slowing down. As volumes increase, your available limit grows with you.
**Example:** With a €500,000 limit used on a rolling basis, you could fund €1.5–6m per year, depending on repayment terms.
How Treyd works – in four easy steps
Apply in minutes Getting a Treyd limit is free. You only pay when you actually use it.
Upload what you want to fund Choose which supplier invoices or costs to finance – from launch inventory to restocks driven by demand.
We pay your suppliers Suppliers get paid on time, while your cash stays available for marketing, growth and operations.
Repay and reuse your limit. Repay when the invoice is due, or earlier if you want. Many DTC brands reuse the same limit across launches and campaigns.
Why Treyd suits both DTC founders and finance teams
Why DTC founders choose Treyd
Grow without giving up equity
Fast access to working capital
Move quickly when launches or demand spike
A partner that understands inventory and growth
You stay in control of equity – and growth doesn’t have to wait.
Why finance leads in D2C trust Treyd
Clear costs and transparent terms
Control over which invoices you finance, and when
Fits cleanly into existing finance processes
Supports growth without adding unnecessary risk
Working capital that’s easy to explain internally – and to manage in practice.
Built for how DTC actually work
Inventory ties up cash early
Suppliers expect payment upfront
Growth rarely follows a straight line
Treyd lets you fund costs selectively, so you can say yes to new opportunities – with control.
Ready to fund your next DTC move?
Whether you’re preparing for peak season, planning a big launch, or scaling into new channels, we can’t wait to hear it. Get in touch now and we’ll take it from there.

“I know the team by name, and if something goes sideways, I can reach them. That kind of trust matters.”
– Persheng De Geer, co-founder of direct to consumer brand BY BANOO
Looking for the details?
Pay per use
If you're keen on understanding the pricing, we have good news.
You only pay when you use it, and it's one transparent, fixed fee per each financed invoice.
See calculation examples and learn more on our pricing page.
What can you use Treyd for?
Digital marketing costs
Stock: Materials and raw materials
Warehouse and shipping costs
Advance your customer invoices
What companies we fund
LTD companies (no sole traders)
Sellers of physical goods or raw materials
1 year of proven success
Minimum turnover of £200,000
