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Capital & Cash FlowSeptember 9, 2026 6 min

Deferred Revenue Discounting and the Q4 SaaS Liquidity Floor

New banking liquidity requirements for Q4 2026 are devaluing prepaid annual contracts. Operators must pivot to monthly recurring billing to maintain credit facility access.

Investing, working capital, runway, and the math behind both.

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