C2FO, the world's on-demand working capital platform, continues to meet the growing demand for faster, more affordable liquidity as tariffs and global economic uncertainty disrupt businesses of all sizes. In the last quarter, C2FO funded $18 billion in working capital to businesses worldwide, including $3.2 billion to companies in developing nations. On average, C2FO customers accessed capital 32 days earlier than standard payment terms, at a lower cost than most traditional funding options.

"This momentum is more than a reflection of platform growth — it's a validation of C2FO's core philosophy: putting our customers' needs at the center of working capital innovation," said C2FO CEO and founder Alexander "Sandy" Kemper.

That approach was affirmed by a record-high Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 78 in the first quarter, up from 75 the previous quarter. C2FO continues to lead customer-centric brands like Costco (NPS of 53), Apple (61) and Google (58), as reported by Comparably, a division of ZoomInfo. In recent surveys, C2FO customers ranked the platform highly in flexibility, transparency and control—above other financing options.

As part of C2FO's commitment to customer satisfaction, the platform recently introduced enhanced features that go beyond the rigid, one-size-fits-all models common in early payment and supply chain finance programs. Companies can now:

• Automate recurring early payment requests tailored to their invoicing cycles.
• Customize liquidity access based on unique cash flow needs and seasonal trends.
• Use improved price discovery tools to identify the most cost-effective capital options in real time.

"During volatile times, C2FO must be there for customers and continue to raise the bar to help them meet their cash flow needs as quickly and easily as possible. That's why we've dedicated development resources to improving the experience, transparency and usability of the platform," said Daniel Trost, product manager at C2FO.