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Asset Finance Pre-Qualification Check

Answer 5 quick questions to check your likelihood of approval — free, instant, and no credit check required. Takes under 60 seconds.

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How Long Has Your Business Been Trading?

Select the option that best describes your business.

🌱Less than 12 months
🌿1–2 years
🌳2–5 years
🍃5+ years

What’s the Approximate Asset Value?

The total cost of the equipment, vehicle, or asset you want to finance.

💰Under $50K
💰$50K – $150K
💰$150K – $500K
💰$500K+

What Best Describes Your Credit History?

Be honest — this helps us give an accurate indication. This is NOT a credit check.

Clean — no defaults or late payments
⚠️Minor issues — a few paid defaults
🚧Impaired — current defaults or judgments
Not sure

Do You Have a Deposit or Trade-In?

A deposit improves your chances, but many lenders offer zero-deposit options.

🚫No deposit
💲Under 10%
💲10–20%
💲20%+

What Type of Asset Are You Financing?

Different asset types have different approval criteria and lender appetite.

🚚Vehicle / Truck / Ute
⛏️Earthmoving / Construction
⚙️Equipment / Machinery
Other (Marine, Medical, IT, etc.)
This is an indicative assessment only, not a formal approval or credit decision. Actual approval depends on lender criteria, documentation, and a full credit assessment conducted by a licensed finance broker. No credit check has been performed.

Can I Pre-Qualify With Bad or Poor Credit?

Yes — many Australians with imperfect credit records are approved for asset finance every day. The key is matching your application to the right lender. Mainstream banks have strict credit criteria, but a network of specialist and non-bank lenders assess applications differently — focusing on your income, the asset's value, and your ability to service the loan, rather than relying purely on your credit score.

Common situations that specialist lenders work with include: defaults listed on your credit file (paid or unpaid), late payment history, previous bankruptcy (discharged), Part IX debt agreements (completed), and low credit scores from limited credit history. If any of these apply to you, it doesn't automatically mean a decline — it means you need a broker who works with the right panel of lenders.

The pre-qualification check above is still a useful starting point. If your result indicates a more complex scenario, our brokers have access to specialist lenders who regularly approve applicants that banks turn away. No credit check is performed during the pre-qualification process, so there is zero risk to your credit file from completing the assessment above.

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