Business loans in Scotland.
Funding for Scottish registered businesses across the central belt, north east, highlands and islands.
Funding across Scotland
Scotland's business base runs from central belt hospitality and services through the Aberdeen energy supply chain to tourism and food production in the highlands and islands.
Where a facility involves security over property or assets, documentation follows Scots law and can take longer to complete than an unsecured facility.
Counties and areas
Sectors funded
Cities we cover in Scotland
Funding for Glasgow operators and businesses across the Scottish central belt.
Funding for Edinburgh businesses, including trade shaped sharply by the festival season.
Funding for Aberdeen businesses, including energy supply chain, services and hospitality.
Questions from Scotland businesses
How much can a business in Scotland borrow?+
Facilities run from £5,000 to £5,000,000, subject to status and underwriting. The figure offered depends on trading history, receipts, purpose and existing commitments rather than location.
Which types of business in Scotland can apply?+
Limited companies, partnerships and sole traders trading in Scotland can enquire. Businesses with a short trading history, seasonal income or a previous bank decline are still reviewed on their own merits.
Is the process different outside the major cities in Scotland?+
No. The enquiry, document sharing and signing all happen online, so a rural business is assessed on the same basis as one in a city centre.
What does it cost to enquire?+
Making an enquiry costs nothing and does not commit the business to anything. Costs only apply if written terms are accepted, and those terms set out the total amount repayable before signing.
Funding decisions made on how you trade.
Start an enquiry online, or speak to someone about what fits.