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Eyes Inc.'s 'Resonas' Factoring Service to Provide Continued Screening and Remittance Support Through the Obon Holiday

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2026/08/04
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Overview of the Announcement

Eyes Inc. has announced that its online factoring service, "Resonas," will remain operational throughout the Obon holiday period to meet the financing needs of business owners. By continuing to accept applications and process screenings and remittances during this time, the service aims to support smooth cash flow management, even when traditional business schedules are disrupted by partner company closures.

Background and Service Details

Under this initiative, Resonas will maintain its 24-hour online application process throughout the Obon period. Specifically, the company will conduct standard business operations—including credit screening, fund transfers, and customer support—on Thursday, August 13, and Friday, August 14, 2026. Applications received on weekends and public holidays will be processed sequentially starting on the next business day.

Key Features and Advantages

Resonas is an online service specialized in "two-party factoring" for both corporations and sole proprietors. It eliminates the need for financial statements or corporate registration documents, requiring only an invoice, bank transaction records, and identification to facilitate funding in as little as one day. Backed by the governance standards of a Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth-listed company, Resonas offers "non-recourse" contracts, meaning the client is not liable for repayment if the account debtor defaults, providing an essential risk-hedging tool for businesses.

Future Outlook

Through this proactive approach, Eyes Inc. aims to alleviate seasonal cash flow challenges faced by businesses. The company remains committed to maintaining a competitive fee structure starting at 1.0% and will continue to build an accessible, fully online funding environment for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and independent business owners.

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