ScotPac Business Finance review

ScotPac Business Finance offers a range of products to help businesses expand, improve cash flow and raise working capital. These include invoice financing and selective invoice financing, trade finance and a line of credit. You can finance up to $200,000,000 of your invoices or you could fund one or more invoices when you need to, with a value up to $1,000,000. Interest rates start from , and your costs will include an arrangement fee and a service fee. With trade finance, you can pay your overseas and domestic suppliers, increase stock and payment terms or sell to overseas customers. Costs will depend on the type and duration of the services and facility you require.

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Finder Score	Min. Loan Amount	Max. Loan Amount	Loan Term	Upfront Fee	Filter Values
Promoted 8.2 Great ScotPac Boost Business Loan	8.2 Great	$10,000	$500,000	6 months to 3 years	$0 application fee		A business loan for any industry. Borrow between $10,000 and $500,000, with approved loans funded within 24 hours. Minimum monthly turnover of $10,000 and 1 year of trading history required.	Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading
7.9 Great ScotPac Invoice Finance	7.9 Great	$200,000	$200,000,000	1 to 2 years	Establishment fee 1% of the limit		Improve your business cash flow by financing your outstanding invoices. No minimum trading history required, but minimum 12 - month term and $200,000 in invoices.	Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading
Scotpac Line of Credit			$500,000	Up to 2 years	Establishment fee of 3% of the facility limit		Go to siteView details Compare product selection Compare	loading

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Types of business finance offered by ScotPac

Your business may be eligible for a number of ScotPac finance options, including the following:

• Invoice finance. This provides a line of credit that is linked to unpaid accounts receivable. It is available for businesses that issue invoices for delivered goods or services, and that have an annual turnover of more than $200,000.
• Selective invoice finance. This allows businesses to finance invoices on demand, with 95% of the value of the invoice paid within 24 hours. Unlike regular invoice finance, you can choose which invoices you wish to fund, with no lock-ins.
• Trade finance. This provides working capital for international imports and exports. For importers, it provides funds to cover the purchase of goods, while allowing time for them to be received and sold. For exporters, it is used as capital until payment is received from the overseas customer for the goods or services provided.
• Cashline. An alternative to a business overdraft, Cashline provides a confidential line of credit of 70% of outstanding accounts receivable, up to a limit of $500,000.

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Pros and cons of a ScotPac business loan

ScotPac offers a variety of business loans and finance, so you should consider the specific benefits and drawbacks of each product before finding the one that is right for you.

Pros

• Range of financing options that cater to a variety of businesses
• Finance for both amounts receivable and payable
• Financing will increase to match growing revenues without the need to renegotiate the loan
• No real estate is generally required as security

Cons

• Minimum revenue limits on many products
• Lending criteria is strict on some products

What other products does ScotPac Business Finance offer?

Along with general commercial finance, ScotPac has other products to help manage your business accounting.

• Bad debt protection. You can add this protection to debtor finance to insulate your business from customer insolvency or other bad debts. ScotPac sets and manages your limits.
• Factoring. Also known as full service debtor financing, factoring provides a line of credit against accounts receivable and is available to limited companies, partnerships and sole traders.
• Invoice discounting. This is a form of debtor finance where your business’s internal accounts department handles the accounting. You receive 85% of approved invoices upfront, minus fees, and the remaining 15% upon payment.
• Corporate credit line. This allows you to access 80% of approved receivables in advance and is offered to companies with an annual turnover of more than $5 million and an open item, computerised ledger.
• Supply chain finance. A combination of working finance from the point of payment to the supplier through to payment received from the customer. It covers a period of up to 180 days and may suit businesses that use overseas suppliers.

How to apply for a personal loan from ScotPac Business Finance

If you wish to apply for business finance from ScotPac, you can click “Go to site” above and follow the instructions to begin your application. The eligibility criteria will differ depending on the type of business finance you require, but you will generally need to provide details of the following:

• The industry your business is based in
• Revenue information
• How long your business has been trading
• Current tax position
• Any negative credit history

You can get online pre-approval or apply for a product by phone. ScotPac offers a range of business finance options that may help improve your business. You should always research a number of personal loan lenders and products before deciding on the option that is right for your business.

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Thomas Stelzer

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Tom Stelzer is a journalist with 6 years of experience covering personal finance, specialising in investment and cryptocurrency. With a Master of Media Arts and Production and a Bachelor of Communications in Journalism from the University of Technology Sydney, Tom provides expert analysis on digital assets and market trends, helping readers navigate the fast-evolving world of finance. See full bio