Pledging of Accounts Receivable, also known as pledging receivables, refers to the practice where a business uses its accounts receivable as collateral to secure a loan. This financial arrangement allows the company to access immediate funds while the lender gains a claim on the receivables in case of default. It is a common method for improving liquidity without selling the receivables outright.
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