Business loans for Sydney businesses
Sydney is Australia’s largest business economy, and its costs are some of the highest in the country. Commercial rents, wages and stock all take a bigger bite, which makes steady cash flow even more important. A short-term loan can bridge the gap when a supplier bill, a new contract or a busy season arrives before the income does.
We’re an online lender, so there’s no branch to visit. You apply online, connect your bank data securely and sign your loan agreement online, from anywhere in Greater Sydney and New South Wales.
What Sydney businesses borrow for
- Hospitality and food production: cafés, restaurants, bakeries and caterers supplying Sydney’s dining scene. See café and restaurant loans.
- Trades and construction: equipment and cash flow for tradies working on residential and commercial projects. See tradie loans.
- Professional and health services: fit-outs and growth for clinics and practices. See medical practice loans.
- Retail: stock and fit-outs for independent shops. See retail business loans.
How it works
- Check eligibility. Tell us about your business in a 3-minute form. No documents and no credit check at this stage.
- Connect your bank. Share read-only business bank data through a secure link, so we can see how you actually trade.
- Review your offer. You get one summary: the loan amount, the term, your weekly repayment and the total to repay, including all fees.
- Get the funds. Sign online and the money is paid to your business account.
Who can apply
- A registered business in Australia (with an ABN) or New Zealand (with an NZBN)
- Trading for 6 months or more
- Around $10,000 or more in monthly sales
- A business bank account with regular deposits we can see
- The loan is for a business purpose, not personal or household spending
Other support for New South Wales small businesses
The NSW Small Business Commissioner offers free information, mediation for disputes and resources for NSW businesses. Nationally, the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman can help with disputes and has guidance on finance. Your accountant is also a good first call before you borrow.