TariffPay™
IMPORT NOW, PAY TARIFFS LATER
A smarter way to manage
TARIFF-RELATED CASH FLOW
THE ISSUE
Rising and unpredictable tariff rates are putting real pressure on margins and liquidity. For many importers, it’s a financial conundrum:
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Delay payment → Goods sit at port, unsold, locking up value.
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Pay tariffs immediately → Cash is drained, throttling the ability to purchase more goods.
THE SOLUTION
Our newest solution, TariffPay™ removes that tension by allowing you to release goods immediately without tying up capital.
Your business can defer payment of US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) tariffs by up to 120+ days, backed by over 40 of the world’s leading financial institutions.
“While tariffs are part and parcel of today’s trade landscape, cashflow challenges don’t have to be - we help companies free up cash earlier on in the supply chain.”
DAVID HICKS
Managing Director at Levantor Capital
HOW IT WORKS
Steps you need to take
STEP 1
WHO PAYS?
Decide whether you would like to pay US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) directly, or for us to arrange payment
STEP 2
CALCULATE TARIFF
Assign a Harmonised Tariff Schedule (HTS)
STEP 3
SUBMIT DOCUMENTATION
File entry documents with CBP
Then it's over to us
STEP 4
PAYMENT
We either: Organise direct payment to CBP on your behalf, or arrange funding to you to make the payment
STEP 5
GOODS RELEASED
Once the payment and paperwork are complete, CBP clears the goods for release
Why choose TariffPay™
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Defer tariff payment by up to 120+ days
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Release your goods immediately
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No change to your tariffs
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Simple documentation
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No security required
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Fully digital process
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No IT integration
Who TariffPay™ is for
TARIFFPAY™ IS DESIGNED FOR CORPORATES THAT:
Import goods into the United States and face significant Customs and Border Protection (CBP) tariff obligations.
Manage high-value or high-volume shipments where tariff outlay ties up millions in working capital each month.
Need to smooth cash flow across procurement, logistics, and sales cycles.
Operate across sectors such as manufacturing, retail, electronics, automotive, or industrial goods - where import volumes and tariff exposure are substantial.
Want to maintain trading continuity without drawing on existing credit facilities.