ACT Microcredit Loan Program
No-interest and low-interest microloans with business mentoring for eligible low-income ACT residents.
Up to $10,000
View funding details →Explore business loans and finance. Check interest, fees, security and repayment terms with each provider.
43 listings. Status reflects the recorded source check; confirm the current round with the provider.
No-interest and low-interest microloans with business mentoring for eligible low-income ACT residents.
Up to $10,000
View funding details →Finance for small businesses supplying primary-production goods or services to farms in drought-affected communities.
Up to $500,000
View funding details →Tasmanian farmers and agrienterprises..
Low interest loans from $100,000 to $3 million.
View funding details →First time farmers or farmers seeking to plan and implement succession arrangements..
Loans of up to $2 million.
View funding details →Commercial business finance options. Borrowed funds must be repaid, with applicable interest and fees.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →Commercial business finance options. Borrowed funds must be repaid, with applicable interest and fees.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →Commercial business finance options. Borrowed funds must be repaid, with applicable interest and fees.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →Business lending and support for Indigenous people in the Torres Strait region. The provider also references Bamaga and Seisia; confirm the precise residency and business-location rules.
Loans up to $500,000
View funding details →Concessional loans supporting business development, expansion and projects contributing to the Tasmanian economy.
$100,000–$5 million
View funding details →Loans for Indigenous-owned small businesses starting, growing or restructuring. Potential uses include working capital, purchasing a business and commercial assets.
$10,000–$5 million
View funding details →Commercial business finance options. Borrowed funds must be repaid, with applicable interest and fees.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →Queensland primary producers impacted by an eligible disaster..
Low-interest loans up to $100,000.
View funding details →Queensland small enterprises impacted by an eligible disaster..
Low-interest loans up to $100,000.
View funding details →Disaster affected Queensland primary producers..
Low-interest loans of up to $250,000.
View funding details →Queensland small enterprises impacted by an eligible disaster..
Low-interest loans up to $250,000.
View funding details →Queensland primary producers impacted by the QLD monsoon trough, Cyclone Koji, Cyclone Narelle and severe weather, commencing 24 December 2025..
Low-interest loans of up to $2 million.
View funding details →Queensland primary producers impacted by the Western Queensland Surface Trough and Associated Rainfall and Flooding, 21 March – 19 May 2025..
Low-interest loans of up to $5 million.
View funding details →Finance through participating banks and financiers for eligible energy-efficient equipment, renewables and low-emission vehicles.
Finance assessed by participating lender
View funding details →Farm enterprises impacted by drought..
Loans of up to $250,000.
View funding details →NSW farmers..
Loans of up to $1 million.
View funding details →Farm-business finance to prepare for drought, maintain operations, improve productivity or refinance eligible debt.
Up to $2 million
View funding details →Primary-producer loans covering drought preparedness, animal welfare, income diversification, environmental work and business development.
Up to $500,000
View funding details →Businesses impacted by market disruptions or maintaining and building national strategic and economic resilience..
Zero interest loans.
View funding details →Small to medium enterprises..
Loans from $350,000.
View funding details →Loans to eligible farm businesses for resilience, productivity, operating costs, capital and eligible refinancing.
Up to $2 million
View funding details →Capability support and finance for Queensland for-purpose organisations.
$50,000–$200,000; larger loans assessed
View funding details →Helps early-stage primary producers and commercial wild-catch fishers establish a viable enterprise.
Up to $2 million
View funding details →Business lending supported by an IBA partial guarantee, including potential expansion, property or acquisition purposes.
Loan and guarantee assessed individually
View funding details →A finance pathway for Indigenous-owned businesses exploring how to fund delivery of contracts or sales opportunities.
Facility amount assessed by provider
View funding details →Aquaculture and wild catch fishing enterprises impacted by the marine harmful algal bloom first detected in March 2025 off the coast of SA..
Loans of up to $250,000.
View funding details →Commercial business finance options. Borrowed funds must be repaid, with applicable interest and fees.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →NSW small enterprises..
Low interest loans of up to $130,000.
View funding details →NSW primary producers..
Low interest loans of up to $130,000.
View funding details →Tasmanians with a low income..
Interest-free loans of up to $3,000.
View funding details →Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander owned production companies..
Loans between $100,000 and $3 million.
View funding details →Provider hub for commercial business lending and finance products.
Product and credit assessment determine limits
View funding details →Working-capital loans for drought-affected grain and livestock farms in specified SA regions.
Up to $250,000
View funding details →NSW commercial fishers and aquaculture farmers..
Loans of up to $500,000.
View funding details →Loans and blended capital for mission-led organisations, including growth, transition, property and fit-out needs.
Assessed against finance needs
View funding details →Finance for eligible export-related contracts, market development, working capital and equipment.
$20,000–$350,000
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