DFAs in the real sector. Digitalization of accounts receivable
17.06.2026
Journal: PLUS №5 (337), 2026
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DFAs in the real sector. Digitalization of accounts receivable
Commercial monetary claims (CMCs) are digital receivables that arise after delivery and acceptance of an obligation by the payer on the platform. Essentially, this is the digitalization of accounts receivable: the obligation of a reliable payer can remain in circulation until the payment date.
Journal: PLUS №5 (337), 2026
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- Market structure and competition: New operating model and growth points
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