Oil and gas factoring · Same day

Your costs don't wait. Your payments do. We fix that.

Oil and gas factoring built for the way operators actually pay. Major operators routinely stretch payment terms to 30+ days. Your payroll, equipment, fuel, and subcontractors are due every week. Integra advances you the cash the same day you submit your invoices.

No minimums
No volume or dollar minimums.
You choose
You pick the operators you fund.
Dedicated manager
One direct line, not a queue.
Same day
1 PM CT cutoffFunded the same business day
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To qualify for same day funding, complete paperwork must be submitted by the 1:00 p.m. CT cutoff time M-F. All funding is subject to initial application approval.

Average DSO
43days
Average days-to-pay across U.S. B2B vendors, and oilfield operators routinely run longer than the national average.
Source: Atradius B2B Payment Practices Barometer, North America, 2025.
Why oilfield is built for factoring

The work is daily. The pay cycle is quarterly.

A frac crew bills out the day a stage is pumped. A water hauler bills the day the truck rolls. But operator AP runs on a multi-stage approval cycle: review, coding, approval, then Net-30+ from there. Add a coding dispute and you're 90+ days from invoice to deposit.

Meanwhile fuel, payroll, sand, water, lodging, and DOT compliance all run on weekly or bi-weekly cycles. That gap is what Integra closes, without you adding debt, pledging real property, or repricing your customer relationships.

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What we fund

What we fund: the full oilfield service stack.

Every form of oil and gas factoring Integra underwrites is listed below. If your customer is an operator, midstream, or integrated E&P, your invoices likely fit our underwriting. The working list of oilfield service categories actively funded across our portfolio:

01 · Drilling & completion

Drilling, frac & completion services

Day-rate and footage drilling, directional, MWD/LWD, casing & cementing, hydraulic fracturing, wireline, and coiled tubing operators billing pad-by-pad against an approved master service agreement.

  • Drilling contractors · day-rate & footage
  • Frac crews · per-stage and per-day
  • Wireline & perforating
  • Cementing & casing
02 · Production & workover

Workover, well services & production

The recurring service stack that keeps existing wells producing, high cadence, lower ticket size, but heavy on payroll and fuel. Built for factoring.

  • Workover & pulling units
  • Slickline, swabbing, hot oil
  • Chemical treatment & corrosion
  • ESP & rod-lift service
03 · Trucking & hauling

Oilfield trucking, water & sand

Crude hauling, produced-water transport, frac sand & proppant logistics, vac trucks, and rig-move spreads. Ticket-heavy operations where same day funding pays for itself in fuel.

  • Crude & condensate hauling
  • Produced & flowback water
  • Frac sand & proppant
  • Rig moves & heavy haul
04 · Midstream & pipeline

Midstream construction & integrity

Gathering & transmission build-out, station construction, hydrostatic testing, ILI, cathodic protection, and pipeline integrity programs billing midstream majors on Net 30+ terms.

  • Pipeline construction & coating
  • Hydrotesting & commissioning
  • ILI & integrity inspection
  • Compressor & station service
05 · Environmental & reclamation

Environmental, P&A & reclamation

Plug & abandonment, surface reclamation, spill response, soil remediation, and tank cleaning. Often funded alongside state-program payors with longer cycles than operator AP.

  • P&A & well decommissioning
  • Reclamation & revegetation
  • Spill response & remediation
  • Tank cleaning & vacuum
06 · Equipment & rentals

Rentals, fishing tools & specialty equipment

Day-rate rental fleets: BOP stacks, frac tanks, light towers, generators, fishing tools, and downhole specialty, where utilization billing far outpaces operator pay cycles.

  • BOP & pressure-control rentals
  • Frac tanks & storage
  • Fishing tools & downhole
  • Power, light, generator rental
Typical payors funded
E&P major
Integrated operator
Independent
Mid-cap producer
Midstream
Gathering & transport
Service co.
Tier-1 prime
Private equity
PE-backed operator
State / federal
P&A & reclamation programs

Specific payor names disclosed under NDA during underwriting.

Recent closings

A sample of funded oilfield deals.

Selected facilities closed across the Integra and T Bank platform. Each represents a real client relationship structured to that operator's specific cash cycle, pad cadence, and payor mix.

Closed transactions shown for illustration; client names withheld.
Offshore drone inspection over open water
Integra Funding Solutions
Funded.
$1,000,000
A/R factoring facility for offshore drone inspection company
Texas
Drilling rig lit at dusk
Integra Funding Solutions
Funded.
$2,500,000
A/R factoring facility for oilfield equipment repair & maintenance company
Texas
Field technician climbing a pumpjack for well servicing
Integra Funding Solutions
Funded.
$1,000,000
A/R factoring facility for startup oilfield services company in workover operations
Oklahoma
Lined secondary containment berm at a well site
Integra Funding Solutions
Funded.
$1,000,000
A/R factoring facility for oil & gas containment systems company
Texas
Pipeline valve assembly exposed in an open trench
Integra Funding Solutions
Funded.
$1,000,000
A/R factoring facility for pipeline remediation company
Colorado
Sideboom pipelayer setting pipe along a right-of-way
Integra Funding Solutions
Funded.
$200,000
A/R factoring facility for pipeline fabrication & installation company
United States
Featured case study · Drilling & blasting

From a $1MM startup facility to a $10MM integrated financing package in nine months.

A drilling & blasting service company in Nevada was growing fast against long customer payment terms, with a high-cost legacy term loan adding pressure. Integra and T Bank built a working-capital and equipment solution around the business.

Drill operator working at a drilling rig
Case Study · 01
Drilling & blasting service company · Nevada

"We needed cash to keep pace with growth, not another term loan to refinance."

First facility live
5 days
Combined package
$10MM
Term-loan refi
SBA 7(a)

Challenge. Long customer payment terms made it hard to cover payroll, equipment, and operating costs while the company was growing quickly. An existing high-cost term loan added pressure on monthly cash.

Solution. Integra put a $1MM A/R funding facility in place within five business days, then expanded it to $5MM as visibility into the full book improved. T Bank added a $5MM SBA 7(a) loan to refinance the legacy equipment obligations, same team, two products, one closing process.

"They sized the line to where we were, not where we'd been. When we doubled the book, the line doubled with us. The SBA conversation took weeks instead of months because the bank already had our file." Client · drilling & blasting service company · Nevada

Outcome. The combined $10MM package gave the operator the runway to scale crews, retire high-cost debt, and bid larger pad packages without dipping into personal capital. The relationship continues to scale across the T Bank platform.

Oilfield equipment and service units staged at a night work site
Case Study · 02
Multi-state oilfield equipment & services · USDA overlay

A/R funding alongside an existing USDA loan, not in place of it.

The company had secured a USDA loan but still carried a working-capital gap that conventional bank financing could not fill. Integra worked with the USDA lender to protect both collateral positions and put approval and funding in place within one week of the client's decision to move forward.

Time to fund
1 week
USDA
Preserved
Coverage
Multi-state
Tanker trailers staged at an oilfield freight yard
Case Study · 03
Long-haul trucking · factor transition · 2025

A factor stepped out. The trucks kept moving.

The client lost access to its factoring facility after the prior provider terminated the agreement following a debtor default. Integra purchased the account from the outgoing factor, secured SBA subordination, added collateral protection, and ran the recovery plan on the defaulted debtor. Over $3M of A/R purchased in 2025 with an equipment loan in process.

A/R purchased
$3M+
SBA subord.
Secured
Equip. loan
In process
One platform, two products

Factoring today. Bank financing when you need it.

Integra operates as part of a federally chartered national bank. Every factoring client has direct access to the broader bank platform when the business is ready: equipment lending, SBA 7(a), and commercial term loans.

Same underwriters. Same team. No new applications, no new banking relationship to start from scratch, moving between products is a conversation, not a process.

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Where we fund

Headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, funding oilfield service operators across every active basin.

Integra Funding Solutions operates from 6300 Ridglea Place, Suite 316, Fort Worth, TX, and funds accounts receivable for oilfield service companies across all 50 U.S. states. Active oilfield concentrations below.

Office hours: Mon-Fri, 9 AM to 5 PM Central. Speak with a real person at (866) 552-8536.

  • Permian Basin TX · NM
  • Eagle Ford South TX
  • Delaware Basin West TX · SE NM
  • Bakken / Three Forks ND · MT
  • DJ Basin CO · WY
  • Anadarko / SCOOP-STACK OK
  • Haynesville LA · East TX
  • Marcellus PA · WV
  • Utica OH · PA
  • Powder River WY
  • Uinta · Piceance UT · CO
  • Mid-Continent KS · OK
Your oilfield A/R team

Real people in Texas. Direct line, direct email.

Every Integra oilfield client is supported by a dedicated team. No call centers, no offshore coverage, no escalation queues. The phone number on the card rings the team.

Amy Crawford, EVP and Oil & Gas Specialist, Integra Funding Solutions

Amy Crawford

Executive Vice President · Oil & Gas Specialist
MSA & field-ticket expertise
Alyssa Buck, Business Development Officer for Oil & Gas, Integra Funding Solutions

Alyssa Buck

Business Development Officer · Oil & Gas
MBA · Oil & gas finance
Marisa Valdez, Business Development Officer for Oil & Gas, Integra Funding Solutions

Marisa Valdez

Business Development Officer · Oil & Gas
Oilfield A/R funding

Integra is a member of the International Factoring Association.

Common questions

Answers to your oil & gas factoring questions.

Seven of the questions we hear most from oilfield service operators evaluating A/R funding for the first time. If yours isn’t here, call our oil & gas team and we’ll answer it directly.

What is oil and gas factoring?
Oil and gas factoring (also called oilfield A/R funding or invoice factoring) is the sale of approved oilfield service invoices to a funder in exchange for an immediate cash advance. You receive a large portion of the invoice value up front, with the remainder paid, less a small fee, once the operator pays. It is not a loan.
How fast can an oilfield operator get funded?
Once the account is established, approved field-ticket invoices submitted before 1 PM Central Time fund the same business day. Initial onboarding for a new oilfield client is a one-time setup that includes operator-payor verification. All funding is subject to initial application approval.
Which oilfield basins does Integra serve?
Integra actively funds oilfield service clients in the Permian (Midland and Delaware), Eagle Ford, Bakken, DJ, Anadarko / SCOOP-STACK, Haynesville, Marcellus, and Utica basins, along with smaller plays in the Powder River, Uinta, and Appalachia.
Can Integra handle field-ticket coding and reconciliation?
Yes. Integra's oilfield underwriting and operations team handles field-ticket coding, JIB (joint interest billing) reconciliation, and chargeback resolution directly with operator AP teams, so service companies are not chasing paperwork instead of running iron.
Will my operator know I'm using A/R funding?
Yes, operator notification is standard. Your operator pays Integra directly. Most major operators already have hundreds of vendors on factoring arrangements; the notice-of-assignment process is routine.
Can a new oilfield service company qualify?
Yes. Approval is based on the credit strength of the operators you invoice, not your company's age or credit history. New service companies with a first MSA in hand can qualify. A custom quote is free with no obligation.
Is there a minimum volume or customer count?
No. Integra has no volume minimums and no minimum customer count. You pick the operators you factor and bill the rest yourself. Billing one or two operators does not automatically disqualify you; concentration is evaluated on operator credit.
Reviewed by Amy Crawford, EVP, Oil & Gas Specialist · Last updated: July 2026