Duty rates can change overnight. Your pricing, contracts and customer payments can't. LL2 Tariff Relief Financing covers that gap — so a policy decision made in a capital city doesn't become an emergency in your warehouse.
When a new tariff hits, you pay the higher rate the moment goods clear customs. But you won't recover it until that stock sells and customers pay — often 60, 90, 120 days later. That timing gap is pure working-capital pressure, and it's exactly where good businesses get squeezed.
We advance against your goods-in-transit and landed duty costs, then align repayment to how fast that stock actually moves. When tariffs ease, there's no penalty for paying down early.
Seasonal buyers who commit to stock long before it sells.
Producers importing components and raw materials.
Distributors managing wide SKU ranges across borders.
Importers with tight margins and time-sensitive stock.
Shipments, duty exposure and recent sales — read-only.
An offer scaled to your landed costs and sell-through speed.
Funds land fast, so customs never holds up your stock.
Flexible schedule; ease off automatically when tariffs do.
No 40-page facility agreements. No waiting for a committee that meets twice a month. A short assessment, a clear offer, and capital in place before your next container clears.
See the full process →Duty pressure is time-sensitive, so it helps to talk early. We'll tell you straight whether this is the right tool for it.