Non-bank SME lender

Money Tech

Money Tech is a non-bank lender offering term loans to Australian small and medium businesses. Check whether Money Tech fits your client's scenario before you call.

Products

Term loan

Lender overview

Moneytech business loans for brokers

About Moneytech

Moneytech is an Australian non-bank lender that has supported Australian businesses for more than 20 years, with offices in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Its range covers working capital, equipment and trade finance.

How Moneytech lends

Moneytech offers a mix of secured and unsecured business finance, including products tied to trade and receivables. It describes itself as a partner to businesses through every phase of growth rather than a single-product lender.

Moneytech products

  • Unsecured business loans: term funding for working capital and growth.

  • Secured business loans

  • Trade and debtor finance: funding linked to supplier payments and receivables.

  • Equipment finance

Working with Moneytech as a broker

Moneytech works with brokers, accountants and advisers, and gives partners priority access to its lending specialists. It partners with some of Australia's largest aggregators, including joining the LMG panel in 2025, so many aggregator-accredited brokers can access its products.

What your client will usually need

  • Active ABN

  • Supporting documents depending on the product, confirmed with Moneytech

Is Moneytech the right fit for your client?

Loan amounts, terms, minimum trading history and turnover change over time, and every lender sets its own policy on credit, industry and security. Enter your client's scenario in Visro to see whether Moneytech fits today and how it compares with the rest of the panel. Lenders can't pay to rank, so results reflect policy alone.

Moneytech FAQs

Is Moneytech a bank?
No. Moneytech is a non-bank lender.

Does Moneytech work with brokers?
Yes. It works with brokers directly and through major aggregator panels, including LMG.

Does Moneytech offer trade finance?
Yes, alongside debtor finance, equipment finance and business loans.

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Sources

Information on this page is general, is based on Moneytech's public materials and industry news, and was last reviewed in November 2026. It may change. Always confirm current products and terms with Moneytech.

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