OCBC, Visa and Doxa Offer Early Financing to Construction Firms
OCBC, Visa, and Doxa have launched a financing solution for construction subcontractors and suppliers in Singapore. The Doxa Connex platform now allows these businesses to access funds earlier, addressing payment cycles that can extend up to 100 days. Once a main contractor or developer digitally approves a work claim, eligible firms can receive payments before the invoice due date. Funds are disbursed via OCBC virtual purchasing cards, which recipients can use to transfer proceeds or pay suppliers directly. Kimly Construction is already deploying this solution across two projects, with selected subcontractors being onboarded since August.
Singapore's construction sector is seeing a practical solution to its deep-tier payment challenges. OCBC, Visa, and Doxa's new financing mechanism directly addresses the cash flow constraints faced by subcontractors and suppliers, who often wait over three months for payment. By linking early financing to digitally approved work claims on the Doxa Connex platform, the initiative aims to improve working capital for smaller businesses, a critical component for project delivery. This collaboration reflects a broader trend in Asian fintech: embedding financial services directly into industry-specific workflows. The use of OCBC virtual purchasing cards for fund disbursement adds a layer of digital efficiency and traceability. While the immediate impact is on Singapore's built environment, the model could inform similar solutions in other Asian markets where extended payment terms hinder supply chain stability and growth. The partners' plan to refine the process based on subcontractor feedback suggests a commitment to practical adoption and scalability.
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