Portsmouth are bottom of the second tier in English football after going into administration and losing 10 points last month.
Administrator Trevor Birch had warned last week that they may fold before the end of the season but has now found the club some breathing space after the League agreed to resume a series of monthly payments.
"For clubs in the Championship, they amount to around 200,000 pounds a month," Birch said in a statement.
"The League has confirmed that we will receive the four outstanding payments for the current season as and when they fall due, subject to any outstanding balances owed to other clubs.
"This money will go a long way towards plugging the club's financial gap and allowing us to complete the season."
The club's struggles mirror those of Scottish champions Rangers who are also in administration and facing a battle for survival.
