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Short-Term Loans Updated: 14. 04. 2026

Wallet Wizard – review 2026

4,0 / 5

Wallet Wizard is an Australian short-term lender offering loans from AUD 200 to AUD 5,000 as both SACC and MACC products. The lender uses an ongoing credit facility model rather than single fixed loans. Wallet Wizard holds Australian Credit Licence 335010.

Pros

  • Revolving credit line allows drawdown and repayment flexibility
  • Same-day funding for initial drawdown
  • SACC and MACC fee caps apply
  • No application required for subsequent drawdowns within limit
  • ASIC-licensed lender

Cons

  • Revolving structure may encourage ongoing debt rather than one-time borrowing
  • SACC fees represent high effective annual rates
  • Maximum AUD 5,000 credit limit
  • Monthly fees apply on outstanding balances
  • Not suitable as an ongoing credit solution

Wallet Wizard Review

Wallet Wizard operates a revolving line of credit model for short-term borrowing, rather than providing single fixed-term loans. The credit limit ranges from AUD 200 to AUD 5,000. As a SACC provider (up to AUD 2,000) and MACC provider (AUD 2,001 to AUD 5,000), the applicable fee caps under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 apply.

The revolving structure means borrowers can draw funds, repay and redraw without a new application, subject to their approved limit. This model is distinct from traditional short-term loans and has different cost implications depending on utilisation patterns.

Requirements

  • Australian citizen or permanent resident
  • Minimum age 18 years
  • Regular income verifiable by bank statements
  • 100 points of ID required
  • Active Australian bank account held for at least 3 months

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