Business Loans Updated: 14. 04. 2026

Prospa Business Loan – review 2026

4,4 / 5

Prospa is an ASX-listed small business lender (ASX: PGL) offering unsecured business loans from AUD 5,000 to AUD 500,000. Loan decisions are typically delivered within one business day. Prospa is a member of the Australian Finance Industry Association.

Pros

  • ASX-listed lender with strong market reputation
  • Decisions typically within one business day
  • Unsecured loans up to AUD 500,000 with no property collateral required
  • Accepts businesses from 6 months of trading history
  • AFIA Code of Lending Practice member

Cons

  • Terms capped at 24 months shorter than some rivals
  • Effective rates can be high for short-term loans
  • Factor rate pricing can make cost comparison difficult
  • Establishment fee of approximately 3% applies
  • Loans structured with daily or weekly repayments

Prospa Business Loan Review

Prospa is one of Australia's best-known online small business lenders, listed on the ASX since 2019. It provides unsecured business loans from AUD 5,000 to AUD 500,000 with terms from 3 to 24 months.

Rates are expressed as a factor rate rather than an annual percentage rate for business loans, with the effective annual rate ranging from approximately 9.9% to 26% p.a. depending on credit assessment. Prospa uses business bank statement analysis and credit reporting data in its automated decisioning system.

Fees and Charges

Establishment fee of approximately 3% of the loan amount typically applies. No monthly fee. Early repayment may result in a rebate of unearned interest.

Requirements

  • Australian-registered business with ABN
  • Minimum 6 months trading history
  • Minimum monthly revenue AUD 5,000
  • 100 points of ID for director or guarantor
  • Australian citizen or permanent resident director

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