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Milestone payments are a specific form of performance-based financing where payment is made upon completion of predefined contract milestones representing significant achievements or deliverables. Common in construction, systems development, and phased service delivery, milestones create clear payment triggers tied to verifiable accomplishments rather than cost accrual or time passage.
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Ask about Milestone PaymentsCash flow depends entirely on milestone structure and timing. Well-designed milestones with early payment events can provide strong cash flow. Poorly structured milestones with back-loaded payments can create significant working capital gaps during early performance periods.
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